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The MagicBus is an event bus framework designed to allow developers to concentrate more on developing application components than the means of inter-component communication. Version 0.7.3!!!

During the execution of software there are events, that are not critical for the business logic, that need to be captured (eg. in log files). This framework is intended to simplify the handling of these events and to separate the correct interpretation.

JEvent is a framework for java-based Event Dispatching, similar to the event/delegate capabilities with the Microsoft .NET/Mono environment. It allows one to define an event and have that event fired synchronously or asychronously.

JSpasm is a pure Java package for developing event-driven, state-based software applications and packages. This small-footprint package will handle multiple models and large numbers of entities in parallel, and includes features to support SMP operation.

Java 5.o based NIO framework, intended to completely seperate logic from IO stuff. JBaobab provides event-driven approach to nio socket, and will provide same functionality to ssl socket and udp socket.

gene4j is a simple java notification framework which will connect event providers with event consumers. It is based upon a plugin pattern where each plugin may contain any number of providers andor consumers.

A java based web application framework. It works with the Servlet 2.2 API and JDK 1.5. Goal is to create Web Applications in a similar way as in the Java Swing GUI. This inludes MVC support, an delegation event model and html-template based layout.

Hijax is a web framework supporting AJAX-based development. It links Javascript client events to server code (Java), and allows modifying the page content from the server event handlers, even for standard HTML files (no serverside tags needed).

Tasian is a framework for developers of J2EE to create web-based user interfaces that rival the capabilities of rich-client or desktop-based applications. It provides developers with an object-oriented, event-driven architecture for web-based application

ISYS (Integrated SYStem) is a Java-based plugin framework for loosely-coupled integration of independently developed components. It provides both service-oriented and event-based communication whose semantics may be contributed by component developers.

Trull is a JavaBeans-compliant component framework for the modular development of event-driven concurrent systems from building blocks, including basic abstract behaviors and combinators that operate on abstract behaviors.

"Fiber" is a java library which adds functionalities to the Sun java standard library : new Swing widgets ( preferences dialog, event log , ... ) , new supported protocols ( rss ) , frameworks ( user tracking on web applications ) and other utilities

Provides a generic Java API for parsing text files using an event-driven approach based on regular expressions and annotations. Also aims to provide implementations for concrete file formats such as the DSV 5 format of the German swimming association.

jvTask is a component processing framework where interaction between components is realized via independently deployed components called Tasks. Tasks are wired together through an event processing framework.

The project creates a standard for Java implementations of ARM applications. It uses an asynchronous event model with threading that is standard for any board the runs Java on an ARM processor. The set of interfaces, abstract classes, events and enums create a standard that help enforce the write once, run anywhere credo. This will make code more portable and readable.

Making use of threads when building a GUI is a pain. SwingWorker is a great idea but doesn't go far enough. This library includes tools and patterns to make managing multiple concurrent tasks from an event thread easier. It's SwingWorker on steroids.

Service Invocation in SOA environment: This framework will take care of security, caching, event generation, service invocation( synchronous, asynchronous), end-to-end SLA capturing, non-intrusive logging, etc