The strongest Java code protection tool
Refund 200% if you will crack it
Lazy download:
http://www.bisguard.com/downloads/
java_antidecompiler_7.5.zip
OpenLegacy is the next-generation Legacy modernization rapid application
development platform for Java developers.
OpenLegacy helps you fully modernize Legacy applications to create
a Java, web and mobile application skeleton in minutes.
Stingray Traffic Manager (formerly known as Zeus Traffic Manager) is a powerful load balancing and traffic management solution, also known as an application delivery controller (ADC). It is generally deployed in front of a farm of web or application servers, and contains a number of capabilities to manage and transform network traffic to improve the performance, security and management of the application.
Advanced configuration is performed using Stingray TrafficScript rules language, and the Stingray plugin allows you to edit your TrafficScript code in Eclipse.
The plugin makes it easier and faster to edit and deploy your rules:
For more information on installation and use, see https://splash.riverbed.com/thread/4658
Convertigo MADP is a Open Source Mobile Application Development Platform to help Enterprises to develop and run cross-platform mobile applications connected to enterprise data back-ends.
Convertigo can mobile enable any enterprise business app, and as well, mix and combine data and processes from several enterprise apps to a large variety of mobile devices.
Convertigo MADP features :
- Development studio based on Eclipse
- Server back end with connectors to any existing web based application (Enterprise Edition Only)
- Connector to Mainframe based enterprise applications (Enterprise Edition Only)
- Connector to any SQL database
- Connector to Any Web service enabled enterprise application
- Mashup sequencer to orchestrate and to combine data and processes from several applications
- Compressed JSON/REST protocol between mobile client and Convertigo Server
- Cross platform Mobile rendering engine for iOS, Android, balckberry and Windows Phone
- Automatic updates of mobile applications on user's devices
- Compatible with JQuery Mobile./Phonegap based mobile frameworks
click the Convertigo MADP/MEAP Download link to download the studio and get a free Convertigo Cloud trial account.
You can access Support forum as well as the getting started documentation
For more information about Convertigo Mobile Enterprise Application Platform visit convertigo web site :
Do you want more beautiful Eclipse 4? Change it!
Dark UI theme for Eclipse 4+.
Installation:
Window > Preferences > General > Appearance;Syntax highlighting scheme (optional):
WARNING: Take a backup of your preferences before importing a new one so you can safely restore them if you need (File > Export... then select General > Preferences);
Download RainbowDrops.epf (right click on the link and select Save link as...) and import it with Eclipse built-in Preferences Import (go to File > Import... then select General > Preferences)
Of course, you can use your own syntax coloring scheme if you like or import one with Eclipse Color Theme plugin.
Detailed information and troubleshooting:
Note that the look of the theme might differ a bit depending on your OS, see screenshots and find more information on Github project page.
Eclipse pluggin that show project images as an icon in the package explorer.
This is an Eclipse plugin that implements a Groovy REPL that makes it very easy to learn Eclipse and SWT. One key difference is that the Groovy scripts have access to the Eclipse Objects of the Eclipse instance running those Groovy scripts. This means that it is possible to program and change the current Eclipse instance without needing to restart Eclipse
This can also be used as a 'Eclipse Plugin to create/develop Eclipse Plugins', which in fact is what happens for Security Innovation's Eclipse Plugin for Fortify.
There is also fluent API for Eclipse and SWT, which makes it really easy to program Eclipse/SWT and reduces the amount of code that needs to be written when creating Eclipse plugins.
See Installing Eclipse Plugin Builder, accessing Eclipse objects and adding a new Menu Item that opens Owasp.org website for installation instructions and Eclipse Plugin that allows the execution of REPL Groovy Scripts (in the current Eclipse Instance) and Fluent API for Eclipse+SWT for multiple posts on how it works and can be used.
Spelling for Java names using JDT.
The aim is to provide spelling support for words contained in the names of Java artifacts: Interfaces, Classes, Methods, ... Splitting out the names using regular naming patters for Java names.
Tools for the Doma - Java Database access library.
Doma Tools provide following features:
- jump from a Java file to a SQL file and vice versa
- run annotation processors from a SQL file
NavMine(NavClus) is a new graphical code recommender to visualize source locations that developers have already visited, as well as suggest source locations that developers are likely to find relevant. The plugin was tested in the Eclipse version 4.2.0 (Juno) with JDK 7.
Welcome to the Splunk Plug-in for Eclipse!
The Splunk Plug-in for Eclipse provides tooling to support creating projects in the Eclipse Integrated Development Environment (IDE) with the Splunk Software Development Kit (SDK) for Java.
The plug-in adds extensions to the Eclipse software development platform to simplify creating projects using the Splunk SDK for Java. The plug-in provides:
The Scala IDE for Eclipse is centered around seamless integration with the Eclipse Java tools, providing many of the features Eclipse users have come to expect including,
The Getting Started Guide is the starting point for the installation guide and other information regarding the use of the Scala IDE for Eclipse.
General discussion, support and troubleshooting questions are welcome on the user mailing list. Your question might already have been answered, so please refer to the user documentation and search the list archives for answers before posting.
The Scala IDE is open source, released under a BSD-like license, written in Scala (with a modest amount of AspectJ-based monkey-patching of the JDT) and community involvement in its development is strongly encouraged. See the developer documentation for information on how to contribute, subscribe to the developer mailing list and follow @ScalaIDE on Twitter.
EntireJ is a Rapid Application Development (RAD) environment for building highly scalable, enterprise-class applications in RCP/RAP/JavaFX and mobile: Android / IOS. It uses powerful declarative features so that business developers can instantly create fully functional applications using any type of data persistency.
One of the main design decisions behind EntireJ was to build a development tool that gives developers the possibility to create applications without having to learn the complex programming languages used by the various client frameworks. With the help of EntireJ a developer with little java know-how can now create the following without having to learn these technologies.
• Desktop applications in RCP and JavaFX
• Web applications in RAP
EntireJ is curerntly beta testing its Tabris Mobile Client Framework. This will enable you to create applications for Mobile devices (Android and iOS) from the same development environment as you are using to create applications in RCP, RAP and Java FX. If you would like to tryour Tabris CF Beta please contact us
Developers can concentrate more on the business requirements rather than the technical requirements of the application, which will result in enormous savings in terms of time and money.
If you are looking for a tool that will enable you to move from an Oracle Forms environment to Java then EntireJ is perfect for you! EntireJ offers everything that you are used to in Oracle Forms and more. Download, install and contact our Support for all the information you require in moving from Oracle Forms to Java.
For more information on EntireJ visit our website or for information on installing and using EntireJ read through the helpful tutorials and reference guides: EntireJ Documentation Website
The Overview Eclipse Plugin shows the overview (aka minimap) of the current text editor in the Overview view. The visible lines are shown with highlight. You can use the Overview view to scroll to any part of tracked editor. The tooltip shows a few lines of context at the cursor (not caret) position. Shows the current line in the tooltip.
After installing the plugin show the "Overview" view using Window > Show Views >Overview > Overview.
UPDATE 21 MAR 2013 : Double clicking the line in Overview view moves the focus to tracked editor.
UPDATE 05 MAR 2013 : Set focus. Show horizontal scrollbar in Overview view.
UPDATE 03 MAR 2013 : Tooltip uses same background and foreground colors as the tracked editor.
UPDATE 01 MAR 2013 : Show line numbers in tooltip.
UPDATE 27 FEB 2013 : Fixed issue with foreground color and selection foreground color.
AmurJS is a modeling and JavaScript code generation tool. In AmurJS a software system is modeled as a directed graph in which information processing is performed by passing invocations between vertices (nodes) through edges (connections). Both vertices and edges can perform information processing.
Processing can be performed asynchronously and in parallel - execution can fork into several paths and then several execution paths can merge or be joined.
AmurJS features flexible license management, which enables fine-grained value exchange between users and extension providers.
AmurJS has a concise graphical notation with 6 vertex and 4 edge types. Each notation element can be specialized by assigning an implementation_type, which provides unlimited extensibility opportunities.
Model elements and implementation types are configured by setting properties.
Some properties may contain code fragments. Code fragments can be written in different languages, e.g. a template language or a domain-specific language. A code fragment language shall support translation to JavaScript. A language can be non-textual, e.g. it can be a configuration dialog or a graphical editor. Code editors for textual languages, such as JavaScript, provide code-completion facilities.
Completed AmurJS models are translated to JavaScript, which can be executed in a JavaScript execution environment such as a Web browser, node.js, or Rhino JavaScript engine, which is bundled with Java SE v. 6.0+.
Each notation element is translated into a runtime component. The hierarchy of generated components is wrapped into a factory function, which takes a facade and configuration objects as arguments and returns a promise fulfilled upon the start of all components with the facade object with injected functions and properties. The factory function can be exposed to module loaders such as RequireJS using a skeleton file.
Enide - Eclipse Node.JS IDE (based on Nodeclipse 0.10.0)
Eclipse Node.JS IDE (Enide) is basically one configuration file (*.p2f) that lets you quick start with Node.js development.
Link to file: https://raw.github.com/Nodeclipse/eclipse-node-ide/master/ENodeIDE.p2f
For Windows users there are also Enide-based Nodeclipse NTS and Enide Studio Eclipse distributions, that lets you save some time. Contact if you want to support other OSes.
You can install main plugins with update site or using Install button, however if your Eclipse is not downloaded from www.eclipse.org (e.g. Aptana, Zend Studio, Adobe Flex Builder or others), then it cannot automatically resolve needed dependencies. That is why this solution was created.
There is also update site archive on SourceForge. (Once again: it will be not all plugins, but once you get .zip, you will only need Internet access if your Eclipse instance doesn't have required dependencies)
Included plugins are
- Nodeclipse Plugins List (Optional)
- Marketplace client
- Nodeclipse What's new
- Chrome Development Tools, fixed for debugging Node.js
- MarkDown (*.md) Editor (needed)
- GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM) Viewer (needed) 1.8
- Eclipse 3.x Color Theme (Optional)
- Eclipse 4 Chrome Theme (Optional) 1.7.3
- Eclipse QuickSearch (Optional) Ctrl+Shift+L
- InstaSearch (Optional) Alt+I
- Glance (Highlight anywhere, Ctrl+Alt+F)
- JSHint Eclipse Integration (Optional) 0.9.9
- jQuery Integration (Optional)
- JSON Editor Plugin (Optional for Outline)
- JSDT Kepler, Indigo
- NJSDT (JSDT alternative when JSDT is not installed)
- NJSDoc library (only for/required by NJSDT)
- Eclipse Regexp
- RestClient Tool (Optional)
- ShellEd (Optional) 2.0.3
- StartExplorer (Optional)
- Nodeclipse Git Addon (Optional)
- CoffeeScript Editor (Optional)
- TypeScript Editor (Optional)
- Eclipse RegExp (Regular Expression View)
- MongoDB (MonjaDB)
- Nodeclipse MongoDB Shell Integration
- Nodeclipse Java 8 Nashorn JJS
- Nodeclipse PhantomJS
- JSDT for Closure,
- Closure Templates
- LESS
To install
- save file with *.p2f extension
- In Eclipse, use File -> Import \ Install Software Items from File
- select needed components (if your network connection is slow, select less items in one time)
All instructions are also inside .p2f file, that you can view with any text editor.
And then possibly email to friends or colleagues. No need to remember all those update sites and names.
Contact author when you know something worth to be included.
Or add review below.
See also Hints and
Online Help
ATTENTION: 1. versions since 0.4 require JSDT. If your Eclipse was not downloaded from www.eclipse.org, then possibly you can't get this dependency automatically. See
#46 Aptana Studio - can't update to 0.4 for solution. (NJSDT+NJSDoc is recommended for this case)
2. versions since 0.4.20 includes CoffeeScript Editor that requires XText. Solution is similar, i.e. install XText before if you can't get it automatically.
Warning Kepler users: this way of installing plugins has run into problem in Eclipse Kepler (version>= 4.3.0)
Bug was raise on Eclipse Bugzilla
Bug 409685 - [Remediation] Eclipse 4.3 Kepler - Installation Remediation fails; no opt-out
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Listed in Nodeclipse Plugins List.
Minimalist Gradle Editor for build.gradle files with highlight for keywords, strings and matching brackets. It also takes some additional keywords from android plugin.
The intended use case is to have gradle build outside of Eclipse, and also as simple Editor with highlight.
Good points: less than 50KB. Bad points: does not support Eclipse Color Theme.
All sources are on GitHub and contributions are welcomed and will be released without questions.
The Editor was not intended to grow bigger, hopefully Pivotal will have something superior and light soon. (Currently you need to install full Eclipse-Groovy, that is too heavy for some editing, but may be what you need if you write 100+ of Groovy code lines.)
For full-featured Gradle tools check Gradle Integration for Eclipse by Pivotal
http://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/gradle-integration-eclipse
UPDATE: I have tried Eclipse with both "Gradle Integration for Eclipse" and "Groovy-Eclipse" installed. Then right-click and Gradle -> Enable DSL Support. This added gradle sources as special ClasspathContainer. However if not writing groovy, it has little use for gradle itself. For example, I could click-through dependencies {} entries to see that they are of DependencyHandler type,
but there is no hint to select compile or testCompile (neither group, name attributes). From repositories {} or test {} I can click through to Project class, but no gradle specific hints and validations. Summary: may be very useful for gradle plugins developers or when adding groovy script as a task, but may be only distracting for gradle users.
Listed in Nodeclipse Plugins List.
Bonus: below is build.gradle to build standard Android project
buildscript {
repositories {
mavenCentral()
}
dependencies {
classpath 'com.android.tools.build:gradle:0.7.+'
}
}
apply plugin: 'android'
dependencies {
compile fileTree(dir: 'libs', include: '*.jar')
}
android {
compileSdkVersion 19
buildToolsVersion "19.0.0"
sourceSets {
main {
manifest.srcFile 'AndroidManifest.xml'
java.srcDirs = ['src']
resources.srcDirs = ['src']
aidl.srcDirs = ['src']
renderscript.srcDirs = ['src']
res.srcDirs = ['res']
assets.srcDirs = ['assets']
}
// Move the tests to tests/java, tests/res, etc...
instrumentTest.setRoot('tests')
// Move the build types to build-types/
// For instance, build-types/debug/java, build-types/debug/AndroidManifest.xml, ...
// This moves them out of them default location under src//... which would
// conflict with src/ being used by the main source set.
// Adding new build types or product flavors should be accompanied
// by a similar customization.
debug.setRoot('build-types/debug')
release.setRoot('build-types/release')
}
}