What's Your Favorite java.net Project?

java.net seems to be a little bit underestimated. It is actually a great platform for open source projects—and very easy to set up. You get SVN or CVS access with mailing lists, project homepage, etc—the full infrastructure. However, there are already some really interesting java.net projects out there:


I surely forgot to mention some projects—but what's your favorite?

From http://blog.adam-bien.com/

 

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Alex Ruiz replied on Mon, 2008/06/02 - 3:14am

Substance, Hudson and Swing Explorer.

Cheers,
-Alex

Geertjan Wielenga replied on Mon, 2008/06/02 - 3:19am

swingexplorer.dev.java.net is my current favorite.

Naiden Gochev replied on Mon, 2008/06/02 - 4:23am

i will vote for https://facelets.dev.java.net/

Meera Subbarao replied on Mon, 2008/06/02 - 8:26am

Hudson and GlassFish.

JS Bournival replied on Mon, 2008/06/02 - 8:27am

Glassfish, Hudson, and Fuji

Ronald Miura replied on Mon, 2008/06/02 - 9:39am

Hudson, definitely.

Cay Horstmann replied on Mon, 2008/06/02 - 9:54am

Here are two of my favorites that haven't been mentioned yet:

  • https://woodstock.dev.java.net/
  • https://xhtmlrenderer.dev.java.net/

Emmanuel Hugonnet replied on Mon, 2008/06/02 - 10:08am

Hudson, Glassfish definitively

But I can't wait for Wonderland to be stable, that's the future.

gustav replied on Sun, 2008/06/08 - 11:12am

Mine are:

JGoodies  with all their subprojects, and

FlexDock Swing Docking framework

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