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LevenshteinDistance. JDOM. Home - ROME - Confluence. Java Algorithms and Clients. Gag - Google Annotations Gallery. The Google Annotations Gallery is an exciting new Java open source library that provides a rich set of annotations for developers to express themselves. Do you find the standard Java annotations dry and lackluster? Have you ever resorted to leaving messages to fellow developers with the @Deprecated annotation? Wouldn't you rather leave a @LOL or @Facepalm instead? If so, then this is the gallery for you. Not only can you leave expressive remarks in your code, you can use these annotations to draw attention to your poetic endeavors. But wait, there's more. If we've whet your appetite for truly expressive annotations, then read on and immerse yourself in the Google Annotations Gallery. A new distribution has been uploaded (gag-1.0.1.zip) to add many great user-suggested annotatons. New for 1.0.1 Disclaimer @AhaMoment @BossMadeMeDoIt @HandsOff @IAmAwesome @LegacySucks Enforceable @CantTouchThis @ImaLetYouFinishBut Literary Verse (new subcategory) Remarks @Fail @OhNoYouDidnt @RTFM @Win @WrittenWhile.

Build project into a Jar Automatically in eclipse. Eclipse launcher for VisualVM — Java.net. The Eclipse launcher for VisualVM is an Eclipse plugin to make monitoring and profiling Eclipse projects using VisualVM more convenient to the IDE users. It starts the VisualVM tool along with the monitored application and automatically opens the application tab after VisualVM startup. Note: The Eclipse launcher for VisualVM supports VisualVM 1.1 and newer, it won't work correctly with the older tool releases. Download Installation Eclipse 3.6+ Unzip the archive into directory of your choice Add local update site pointing to the chosen directory Install VisualVM Launcher Feature Eclipse 3.5 Unzip the archive into your Eclipse installation directory Configuration Go to Run/Debug-Launching-VisualVM Configuration preferences section Here you can modify: JDK Home to be used by VisualVM (needs to be a JDK, not JRE) The path to VisualVM executable (VisualVM 1.1+ is supported) Usage.