Java frameworks
A software framework is a reusable design for a software system (or subsystem). This is expressed as a set of abstract classes and the way their instances collaborate for a specific type of software. Software frameworks can be object-oriented designs. Although designs don't have to be implemented in an object-oriented language, they usually are and in some ways they can be considered the object-oriented equivalent of software libraries. A software framework may include support programs, code libraries, a scripting language, or other software to help develop and glue together the different components of a software project. Various parts of the framework may be exposed through an application programming interface (API).
From : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_framework
QJCC
The Quarterback Java Classes Collection (QJCC) is a comprehensive collection of Java classes which is used and continously developed and extended by the cantamen development divison. QJCC delivers among other things:
- CSV file handling (reading from and writing into Lists of Maps)
- Data types for dates (computation-optimized), indexed Strings, quick Arrays of int values and more
- Helper classes for
ResourceBundle to extend the Properties file concept
- Threading stuff, including a class implementing the producer-consumer-paradigm
- JDBC addons
- Data model for usage of Lists of Maps in JTables
- Cell size adjustment for JTables according to the real content of the cells. Work with every JTable.
- New models for indexed Strings in JComboBox and JList
- Complete configuration editor widget, configurable and localizable through
ResourceBundle
- Additional GUI classes and extensions for the
MetalTheme
- GJSA: A complete client-server framework for network-aware programs. Communication is modelled as passing of objects. Can even be used on other platforms than Java
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