Date: Sat, 10 Nov 2001 17:29:12 -0700 From: Chad David <davidc@acns.ab.ca> To: freebsd-java@freebsd.org Subject: Source to give away. Message-ID: <20011110172912.A92518@colnta.acns.ab.ca>
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This spring I sold my part of a software company that I had helped start that focused primarily on Java development. As part of the sale I was given all of the source that had been developed over the last four years, but since then I have had little interest in Java, and the code has been just left to die. I have asked a few local companies if they are interested, but in general the "not invented here" attitude is fairly strong, and as I have no intention of continuing the development I am considering releasing it as under a BSD style license. If anybody is interested in any of this please feel free to contact me, and I can arrange to get you access to it. Before I can actually release the code I need to change the license headers etc. which I'm not going to do "before" someone is interested. For an example of the coding style etc. take a look at http://www.acns.ab.ca/mclass The code consists of the following (and more): (NOTE: All of this code is written in Java) General utility classes: (for example) Directed Graph Implementation Thread Safe Queue Implementation RadixTreeSet Static Logging Class Class File Parser DirClassLoader (uses class file parser). Inter-Thread Event Framework DirectoryTree build (sort of like find for java apps). ... and more General GUI utility classes Directed Graph Panel Simple Wizard Time Line Buttons and Button Panels Calendars Date Text Field Table Model Sorter Tree table (like Sun's example) ... and more Simple Crypto Classes CryptPassword Prime generator SecureHash wrappers TwoFish CryptObject wrapper ... and more SQL and JDBC Stuff SQL Grammar (Tested with Oracle and Postgresql syntax) JDBC database -> JDBC database clone app. Relational Model -> Java Class and Source Generator. This is a system that I wrote based upon research work that we did for Nortel and others. At the lowest level it generates classes and methods for given data model based upon the tables, columns, and foreign keys. There is a full app in beta form that actually generates server side data objects, servers side RPC end points, client side RPC stubs, client side data objects, and a final client object for use within an app. All of the layers are maintains within a directed graph, so code generation can be affected by adding "virtual" nodes. As an example we added virtual RPC end points that were really legacy classes that had nothing to do with the database. One of the developers who assisted me on this system was almost to the point of generating client side GUIs as well. So basically you create a data model, and the system generates the rest of the app. There is a complete GUI for this system as well. ... and a lot more Application Server High Performance App Server. Not J2EE, but a lot of the framework is in place. This could be a project unto itself, and actually is within my old company. This app is currently in production within a number of companies including a national telco. Source Generation Framework Class framework for implementing code generators. I wrote this after I got tired of writing source code within source code... 3D and 2D Mapping Canvas Written for use within Seismic mapping applications be a developer who really does understand this type of programming. Dynamic Appliction Distribusion System Basically a server and network class loader implementation that really does work. This system is in production within a number of companies. HTML Support code An entire servlet support environment that handles the building of large web based sites. Includes most standard HTML widgets, as well as very complex tables, and tree tables. (* I don't really know much about this stuff *) Distributed Object Server (Research) My team wrote this mostly as a research project, but actually got it far enough along that we could move GUI apps within a Server from one machine to another. For example you could move a word processor from your desk to another desk or to your home without closing it. A Source -> Jar file manager. Creates a jar file from a source tree and any number of other jar/zip files. Accounting and Project Management System Just like it says. This app was written in house based upon the needs of a research/consulting shop. It is a server (over postgresql.. or any other JDBC capable database I guess), with distributed clients who each have access to a given set of modules. Modules include things like contact management, hour tracking, project management, billing etc.. The app actually generates invoices for the company based upon an XSLT template. Distributed Web Server Loader Tester Again like it says. Basically a server that acts as a proxy for your web brower. You surf your website and it records your path, then it can distrubute your actions out to a number of clients, and have them hit the servers with X requests across Y threads. The cool part is that it graphs the results across runnings to the detail of each individual URL. Good for finding slow spots. (Microsoft has an app much like this I think). There is a bunch of other stuff as well, but I think you get the point :). I am not currently subscribed for -java, so please direct any questions to me. Thanks for you time. -- Chad David davidc@acns.ab.ca ACNS Inc. Calgary, Alberta Canada "When Linux was first ported to the Furby platform, it suffered from significant stability and performance problems, which gave the Furby an unfortunate reputation as being unsuitable for enterprise-level computing." -- furbeowulf site To Unsubscribe: send mail to majordomo@FreeBSD.org with "unsubscribe freebsd-java" in the body of the message
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