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An iCalendar library written in Java.

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Name	Modified	Size	InfoDownloads / Week
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biweekly-0.4.1-with-deps.zip	2015-01-16	758.7 kB	0
biweekly-0.4.1-javadoc.jar	2015-01-16	3.1 MB	0
biweekly-0.4.1-sources.jar	2015-01-16	578.6 kB	0
biweekly-0.4.1.jar	2015-01-16	641.8 kB	0
Totals: 4 Items		5.1 MB	0

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An iCalendar library written in Java.

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