Java Extensions

• Aspect-Oriented
• Java-COM

• Groovy

• Bali: Java Glossary  - Contains problems in the programming language that is necessary for changes in its syntax. Brief descriptions are provided for each.
• Borneo Language  - Discussion on the problems that are subject to change in the Java programming language. Contains a changelog, downloadable versions, FAQs, and a family tree of float-pointing proposition.
• Extension Room  - Provides information on all the installable extensions for Firefox. Each item is arranged by category.
• Jass  - Introduces the development of the language extension JaWA that affirms check statements, forall and exists expressions, invariants for classes, Javadoc, and comments in assertions.
• Java Modeling Language  - Contains several examples, documents, downloads, and progress notes of the behavioral interface language.
• Java Party  - Details the characteristics of the project namely the transparent remote objects, instance access, object creation, class access, object mobility and replicates objects.
• Javasisst  - Contains information about the Java programming assistant used for manipulating the bytecode. With downloadable tutorials, manuals, release versions, and articles related to the project.
• jContractor  - Explains the purposes and advantages of the software; also shows its release history and downloadable editions.
• JWIG  - Provides demo programs, downloadable source code, manual, FAQs, and project status and proposals of the system that specializes in web development.
• MetaJ  - Features the OO meta-programming systems with a list of its advantages and a downloadable edition.
• OpenJava  - Introduces the metaobject protocol extension interface of the Java programming language. Consists of a manual, tutorial, downloadable versions and other publications related to the project.
• Parameterized Types for Java  - Covers detailed information about the Java programming language, its extensions and process of parameterization.
• Pizza Compiler  - Contains three main features of the extensible Java language namely generics, function pointers, and class cases and pattern matching. With examples, tutorial, FAQs, and other associated documents.
• PolyJ  - Introduces the Java compiler that uses parameters in generic programming. Includes a list of its deficiencies, downloadable source code, manual, and FAQs.
• Ptolemy II  - Describes the software framework that has a collection of Java packages that supports heterogeneous modeling and design. Contains FAQs, a programmer’s manual and numerous downloadable versions.
• Roots: JMangler Project  - Describes the tool that can change a third party class with explanations on its functions. Contains version history, related articles and documents, and downloadable editions.
• Scand: AWT Extensions  - Consists of descriptions of Java applets such as JTree, TreeTable, TabBar, ToolBar, MenuBar, Calendar, and LinearSlider. Each one is available for downloading.