Everit Kft.

JSON Schema validator for java, based on the org.json API

An invalidation map implementation that works across the cluster with minimal network bandwidth usage

Transactional Map implementation based on Spring PlatformTransaction

JDBC based implementation of Blobstore API that uses Blob type to store data

A JIRA plugin to query worklogs in JSON format via an authenticted RESTful service.

The sample project for the Everit CookBook tutorials

Utility classes to be able to write an event dispatcher that sends historical "replay" event data to newly registered listeners as well.

Configurable components to be able to start one ore more Server instances with pre-defined servlets, filters, etc.

Everit Web Templating

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Templating implementation to generate simple text output (copy of Mvel Templating solution with pluggable expression evaluator).

A Bundle that starts a Jetty server with HTTPService support

Transactional in-memory based implementation of Everit Blobstore API

API of templating engines

A Maven plugin that runs Integration Tests inside OSGi containers and collects OSGi Bundle dependencies to be able to use them inside any IDE.

Schema used in eosgi distribution packages.

Maven plugin that calls uglify running the library on a Nashorn Javascript Engine.

Eclipse plugin for eosgi-maven-plugin.

Copies commits and tags from Git branch to SVN

Implementation of ECM extender that picks up annotated ECM components based on bundle capabilities.

The main component module of the Everit Component Model that contains the Component class.

Helper library of Everit Component Model to transform annotations into Meta classes.

A very minimal framework to be able to implement server-side web components.

Meetup application of

An extender component to be able to serve static resources (css, javascript, gif, ...) via http

A plugin that makes it easier to fill the timelogs in Jira

Simple JQuery based library that can create partial-responses on the server side and process them on the client side.