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Osmius: The Open Source Monitoring Tool is C++ and Java. Monitor "everything" connected to a network with incredible performance. Create and integrate Business Services, SLAs and ITIL processes such as availability management and capacity planning.

PSMud is a mud driver written in Java and a basic mudlib written in Groovy.

An officially supported Gradle plugin that automates Protocol Buffers (.proto) compilation, code generation, and integration with gRPC across various source sets. It simplifies protobuf setup, supporting multiple languages and output configurations.

Protoreto is a GPL-licensed tool to create prototypes of graphical user interfaces (GUIs). NOTE: This project is not actively maintained at the moment. If you'd like to continue developing Protoreto, please send an e-mail to: wikipedian@users.sf.net

In 2015, the software company Qosqo who supported the development of Quipu decided to abandon the open source project as it was. The latest open source release (version 2.x) is what you'll find here. The development moved on in closed source at http://www.datawarehousemanagement.org, currently (March 2016) at version 3.2. The open source description: Quipu is an open source data warehouse generation system that creates and monitors data warehouses. With Quipu you can implement a data warehouse much quicker and easier.

RedRoo implements a framework for defining and executing hierarchical state machines. As a Red Kangaroo jumps from place to place, RedRoo will transition your application from state to state feeding on the events you pass to it. So get jumping!

Command line tool that can view multiple log files remotely and blend them into a single output based on the appropriate dates within the log files themselves. Has cat and tail modes available. Support for multiple local/remote protocols

The Robolectric Gradle Plugin was a tool designed to simplify the configuration of Robolectric unit tests within Android Gradle builds. Robolectric enables Android unit tests to run inside the JVM without an emulator or device. Although the plugin is now deprecated and no longer maintained, it historically helped developers configure their Gradle builds to use Robolectric more easily by handling setup and dependencies automatically.

SCaVis is an environment for scientific computation, data analysis and data visualization for scientists, engineers and students. The program is fully multiplatform (100% Java) and integrated with Java and a number of scripting languages: Jython (Python), Groovy, JRuby, BeanShell. SCaVis can be used to plot functions and data in 2D and 3D, perform statistical tests, data mining, numeric computations, function minimization, linear algebra, solving systems of linear and differential equations. Linear, non-linear and symbolic regression are also available. Elements of symbolic computations using Octave/Matlab scripting are supported. The project was migrated to DataMelt.

SETTLE (Seer Extract/Transform/Translate/Load Engine) This utility uses XML configuration files to define the flow of information from Data Sources to varioius Data Targets. XML is likewise used to define transformation rules in between. Transformation l

The Gateways Team of the Live-Virtual-Constructive Architecture Roadmap Implementation (LVCAR-I) effort is developing a set of tools that will support the gateway community. One of these tools is the Simulation Data Exchange Model (SDEM) Mapping Language (SML) Editor. The tool provides the ability to import two SDEMs in their native language and subsequently view the entities that need to be mapped between the two SDEMs. The SDEM Editor also allows the user to create these mappings and store the result in an SML file.

SSearcH Everywhere is a simple and useful application that will make the search of text in remote files easy and fun.

STORM is Simple Tabula Object Relational Mapping. It is an attempt at building a different ORM that solves some of the issues of the current solutions. It works with groovy or java classes.

There are several information which needs to be kept in safe. This project aims at storing the personal and other information safely.

A basic ray tracer written in the Scala language. Features includes photon mapping and a frontend written in Groovy. Planed features are volumetric lighting and shadow photons.

Java Web application suitable for development, testing, printing and evaluation tests. Especially suitable for schools with an economic focus.

ScriptBot is a scriptable IRC bot. Based on PircBot and BSF, it allows to fully customize the bot's behaviour by editing script files in the scripting language of your choice.

I am often asked to start a new Selenium (http://seleniumhq.org/) test automation project. Reinventing the wheel each time sucks. Everything in this SF project are various tips & tricks that I figured out over time. Each of the files under net.sourceforge.sebase.demos is a proof of concept (POC) to get a different technology to work with Selenium.

The main site of SexScripts saw a lot of script releases in the last monthes. But it lacks a shared repository for those who want to collaborate on common scripts.

SimplecoreLogic is enterprise open source web based one-stop development platform with powerful script language enables developers to quickly build web and web services applications that help businesses be more responsive, flexible, low development and m

The SmartThings repository by krlaframboise collects custom SmartApps and Device Handlers (in Groovy) for the SmartThings home automation platform. It provides a library of community-developed automation logic and device support code to extend SmartThings beyond its built-in offerings. Users can deploy these scripts in the SmartThings IDE to customize device behavior, logging, capabilities, dashboards, notifications, etc. Device Handlers (drivers) for extended hardware support. Examples of logging, state tracking, threshold alerts.

SmartThingsPublic is the official public repository maintained by the SmartThings Community that hosts open-source SmartApps and Device Type Handlers (DTHs) written in Groovy for the SmartThings IoT platform, enabling users and developers to integrate, design, and automate smart home devices and behaviors. SmartThings Edge Device Drivers are the new method for integrating Hub Connected Devices into the SmartThings Platform. With the launch of SmartThings Edge, we are taking some events that would have happened in the Cloud and moving them to the SmartThings Hub. SmartThings Edge uses Lua-based device drivers and our Rules API to control and automate devices connected directly to a SmartThings Hub. This includes Zigbee, Z-Wave, and LAN devices as well as automations triggered by timers and other Hub Connected devices using drivers.

SnipSnip, the SnipSnap based (http://snipsnap.org) improved wiki and blog software. This software is written in Java (JEE/*.jsp/Servlets), stores its contents in files or JDBC compliant data bases. Supports: weblog ping, RSS, XML-RPC, CSS, Themes, etc.

Snippetory is a platform for java developers dealing with any text generation. The abstraction layer helps to keep the issues of the 'view' in the view, while all logic is implemented in java. Editing, debugging and testing, all with the tools one is already used to. The separation of template keeps the template simple, the logic compact, and easy to navigate, and offers completely new re-usage scenarios. Sourceforge code hosting is abandoned. Primary site is now https://gitlab.com/jproggy/Snippetory

The Spock Example project is a reference repository demonstrating how to set up and use the Spock testing framework with Gradle or Maven. It includes sample Specification classes that illustrate key Spock features—given/when/then style, data-driven testing, mocking/stubbing, and interaction verification. The examples show how to integrate Spock into typical Java/Groovy projects, how to run tests inside IDEs like Eclipse or IntelliJ, and how to align build scripts with Spock’s dependencies. It serves as a learning aid for developers new to Spock or wanting to adopt its expressive syntax in real-world projects. Because Spock has a lot of syntactic expressiveness and unique features (e.g. built-in data tables, concise mocking), seeing concrete samples is especially helpful. The project lowers the barrier to entry by giving readers a working, runnable baseline to experiment with.