Best Software for Apache Software Foundation

Apache Sling is one of Apache's crown achievements when it comes to Web frameworks, right there next to Cocoon, Struts and Wicket.This modern Web frameworks works by using simple name conventions and Java scripts and servlets to process HTTP requests.This...

Apache Any23 stands for "Anything To Triples".Any23 is available as a classic Java library, but also as a Web-based service and command line tool.Various types of RDF variants and other input formats are supported.Data extracted with Any23 can be...

Apache Shiro bundles together various features and toolkits for protecting and enhancing the security of a Java website, Web or desktop application.Shiro can be used from simple local apps to large intranet structures or enterprise networks.Besides the...

Apache SSHD spun out of the Apache MINA development process and was created as a Java standalone solution for supporting SSH-like communications between Java applications and services. The library was not created as a replacement for the protocol itself...

Apache Helix can be used for managing large computing resources, hosted on cloud infrastructures or in computing clusters.It is built on top of another Apache project, Zookeeper, and provides a generic interface for managing clusters with large number of...

Apache ODF Toolkit provides tools for developers to work with OpenOffice's well-known document format.This enables them to create, edit or parse documents and use the data inside their Java-based apps or websites, without having an OpenOffice installation...

Apache XMLBeans sets up an intermediary medium for mapping the rich data structures that can be contained in XML documents.This data is mapped to a Java types and can be accessed via regular Java classes.The general idea is to allow developers a native...

Apache River is based on the JSK Starter Kit Source and extends Sun's work on the Jini technology. River lets developers follow classic Jini architectural guidelines and build distributed systems in the form of modular cooperating components and...

Apache Commons Codec was first developed to deal with Base64 encodings but it has expanded to a lot more standards and is currently an abstract framework for the creation of general-purpose encoders and decoders.The Commons Codec library itself is focused...

Apache POI was designed to work with the Office Open XML standards (OOXML) and Microsoft's OLE 2 Compound Document format (OLE2). Using POI, developers can read and write MS Excel files, MS Word files, MS PowerPoint files and MS Outlook messages...