Development: Runtime Libraries Used
The project
mulifex makes use of a
number of runtime libraries.
The following table lists these libraries
along with the versions, homepages and licensing information.
The following section lists detail information for each
of the libraries.
Please refer to the corresponding
tool.xml
description in the tool directory for further information.
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dom4j is an Open Source XML framework for Java.
dom4j allows you to read, write, navigate, create and modify XML
documents. It integrates with DOM and SAX and is seamlessly integrated
with full XPath support.
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| Version: |
1.4
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| Homepage: |
http://dom4j.org/
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| License: |
BSD-style open source license
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Native
MuliFex libraries.
These dynamically linked libraries and shared objects
are part of the repository to simplify development of
MuliFex. Most developers will not need or want
to delve into the native stuff of
MuliFex and
will use these precompiled native libraries.
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| Version: |
-
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| Homepage: |
Project specific
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| License: |
Project specific
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Efficient, up-to-date, and feature-rich package implementing the
client side of the most recent HTTP standards and recommendations.
HttpClient offers extended features compared to the
java.net package.
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| Version: |
2.0-rc3
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| Homepage: |
http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/httpclient/
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| License: |
Apache Software License, Version 1.1
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JGoodies Forms: An Advanced Swing Layout System.
The Forms framework helps you lay out and implement elegant Swing panels
quickly and consistently. It makes simple things easy and the hard stuff
possible, the good design easy and the bad difficult.
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| Version: |
1.1.0
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| Homepage: |
http://forms.dev.java.net/
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| License: |
BSD-style open source license
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