Open Source Java Libraries for Windows

UCanAccess is a pure Java JDBC Driver implementation which allows Java developers and JDBC client programs to read/write Microsoft Access database (.mdb and .accdb) files. No ODBC needed.

A pure Java library for reading from and writing to MS Access databases.

SwiftGantt is a opensource Java swing Gantt Chart component that lets you to display project schedule as Gantt Chart, either client-side or server-side application. It is intended to be flexible, compatible and easy to use.

A fast, comprehensive, and easy-to-use Java API for communicating with LDAP directory servers and performing related tasks like reading and writing LDIF, encoding and decoding data using base64 and ASN.1 BER, and performing secure communication.

OpenHMS brands a collection of projects and many subprojects developed by Health Market Science. This is a robust collection of development libraries, APIs, and tools oriented around data manipulation and professional software development.

CHAP Links Library is a web based visualization library for displaying graphs, networks, and timelines. The tools are developed as Google Visualization Charts for Javascript and GWT. Links Library is part of CHAP, the Common Hybrid Agent Platform. This project has been moved to Github. Please visit http://almende.github.com/chap-links-library/

An IDE for developing mods for the game Sid Meiers' Civilization IV Beyond the Sword. Including a library for reading and editing Civilization data.

A simple library for cloning java objects. And it can do it in three ways. The shallow copy, the serialized copy and the deep clone. It is useful if you need to detach an entity from an EntityManager.

Commons-SSH is a thin bridge between different Java SSH implementations libraries. It doesn't contain any crypto-related code and created to be used by projects who doesn't want to care about export control regulations (let client to decide)

Easy Args java command line processing API is designed using annotations and reflection to greatly simplify the tasks involved in argument processing, including required argument detection, automatic type conversion, and the generation of usage help.

You know the component scanning feature of Spring? You'll love this: component scanning as easy as select(javaClasses()).from("your.package").returning(allAnnotatedWith(YourAnnotation.class)). Can support any language running on the JVM. ---------- eXtcos is now also available from Maven Central. To include it into your Maven project just add this dependency: groupId: net.sf.extcos artifactId: extcos version: 0.4b Unfortunately Sourceforge doesn't support XML snippets in the description, so you'll have to build it yourself if needed. ----------- To read the user manual click the website link below.

Horizon is a Java class library that helps developers write applications using relational database technology. You can use Horizon in plain old Java applications, Java EE applications, and Spring framework applications. And it also provides a JavaScript library to help write HTML pages using data from back-end components written using Horizon classes.

Java Forker aims at providing a solution to the memory consumption of java Runtime.exec method under linux for really big vm like application servers. It is a small vm that will do the fork and communicate back the two outputs from the exec command.

A set of helper and utility classes, APIs and tools for the Java Programming Language. For more details - pleas visit the project homepage.

Juffrou stands for Java Utilities Framework For the Rest Of Us and is a collection of useful classes or mini frameworks to help the java developer. Checkout the juffrou-reflect module if you are into performant java bean handling. There is also an xml marshaller / unmarshaller which is easy to use and has cool features like the Simplified Marshalling of nested beans.

Laverca is an open-source Java API for requesting signatures using mobile signature services. Mobile signature service (MSS) allows users to sign messages securely using mobile devices. For instance, Laverca API can be used for document signing or strong user authentication in a login system. Laverca implements the ETSI TS 102 204 SOAP interface for application providers (APs). It means that Laverca can communicate with ETSI 204 conforming MSS systems. Laverca supports synchronous and asynchronous signature requests. Status of an asynchronous signature request can be polled. In addition to the ETSI features, Laverca includes the FiCom 2.0 features specified in Finland.

Logahawk is a Java library designed to make logging easier. Logahawk aims to compliment and extend an existing logging framework, not replace it.

The aim of our project is to create a set of examples of use of JSF 2.1 MC Faces components from MC Components series. MC Components library provides a rich set of JSF 2.1 components with jsp and facelets support. Components available in this rich set provide simple and convenient access to funcionalities desired in each JSF web application. Most of components use famous JQuery javascript library as a javascript engine.

NOTUVY regex is a wrapper around the standard Java java.util.regex package. It adds no new functionality, but it make writing sophisticated regex logic simpler and cleaner than the standard package.

The purpose of this project is to add an more OO aproach to collections handling through Visitor pattern.

Since Google code is not supporting downloads, downloads can be found on sf.net.

The library is a fork of the popular open source Jasper Reports and supports the common features provided by Jasper Reports, but offline and for mobile apps. The PDFReporter library supports iOS, Java and Android library. For your document and report design you use the PDFReporter Studio where you can visualize your data. If you want to use the library commercially please visit our official webpage.

Briefly said, PetriNetExec is an open-source Java library which allows you to embed Petri Nets into your Java application. Using PetriNetExec you can define places and transitions, connect them using arcs and inhibitors, define the initial marking and then fire events and see how tokens flow into the network. * PetriNetExec does not provide a GUI for editing the network nor will it provide in the near future. That is not really a feature :-) but to those of you able to cope with this news I suggest to read further; * Petri Nets are created with PetriNetExec by writing Java code and using the provided API; * PetriNetExec provides a simple yet powerful callback mechanism allowing you to actually do something when events are fired and the network status is changing. * PetriNetExec is embeddable into your Java application. This means that you can build your own application and add Petri Nets into it. * PetriNetExec is open-source.

RedRoo implements a framework for defining and executing hierarchical state machines. As a Red Kangaroo jumps from place to place, RedRoo will transition your application from state to state feeding on the events you pass to it. So get jumping!

Simple but powerful Ruby-style collections and closures implemented with Java 5 features and fine object-oriented design.