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MycilaJDK Logging Per Webapphttp://code.mycila.com/wiki/JdkLoggingPerWebapp Enables the JDK Logging system to be used per web application so that webapps can log to their own log files. Really small and easy to use ! Mycila Eventhttp://code.mycila.com/wiki/MycilaEvent Mycila Event is a new powerful event framework for in-memory event management. It has a lot of features similar to EventBus but is better written and uses Java Concurrency features to provide you with:
Mycila JMXhttp://code.mycila.com/wiki/MycilaJMX Mycila JMX is a simple but powerful library to export objects and connect to JMX. It has a powerful annotation support similar to spring, but does not depend on it and adds a lot of new features. Mycila JMX is a small library which can be integrated easily within Spring and Google Guice. It is the best choice if you need a powerful annotation support like Spring but do not want to depend on it. Maven License Pluginhttp://code.google.com/p/maven-license-plugin/ Manage all the license headers of your project sources, through a Maven 2 plugin. Mycila UJDhttp://code.mycila.com/wiki/MycilaUJD Mycila Unnecessary Jar Detector is a runtime classpath analyzer enabling you to see what classes and jars are used and not used when running an application. It takes a different and modern approach to give reliable results and also aiming at being efficient. Mycila Guicehttp://code.mycila.com/wiki/MycilaGuice Google Guice contributions:
Mycila Testing Frameworkhttp://code.mycila.com/wiki/MycilaTesting When you want to unit test with Spring, Guice, Jmock, EasyMock, ... integrating these technologies is often a repetitive task, and cause redundant code and bad design like subclassing abstract classes. This integration framework aims at resolving this issue by providing a really simple to use API that already integrates those. Features:
Mycila Loggerhttp://code.mycila.com/wiki/MycilaLog Powerful Logging wrapper to decouple your application from any logging API. Yes there are already plenty of them... So why should you use Mycila Log ? Check the answer... Maven Deployer GUIhttp://code.mycila.com/wiki/MavenDeployer This is a GUI to help deploying third parties in maven repo.
More information and download... XML Toolhttp://code.google.com/p/xmltool/ Quickly and create and parse existing XML document through an easy syntax. `Example: XMLTag tag = XMLDoc.newDocument(false)
.addDefaultNamespace("http://www.w3.org/2002/06/xhtml2/")
.addNamespace("wicket", "http://wicket.sourceforge.net/wicket-1.0")
.addRoot("html")
.addTag("wicket:border")
.gotoRoot().addTag("head")
.addNamespace("other", "http://other-ns.com")
.gotoRoot().addTag("other:foo");
System.out.println(tag.toString());Mycila Plugin Frameworkhttp://code.mycila.com/wiki/MycilaPlugin A really simple to use but powerful plugin framework that facilitate adding extensions in your application. Features:
Evolution - ParticipateIf you think of useful methods to add, want to contribute, provides ideas, please post an issue so that we implement it. Also, feel free to contribute by helping us to fix issues, proving patches, ... You could also become part of our projets as an active commiter :)
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