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Utils for test purposes, custom ActiveJRunner and custom JUnit rules.

A JMX API that provides an easy way of adding JMX attributes/operations to components.

JSON Codecs, Codec Factory and JSON utils for ActiveJ project.

Various general utilities for ActiveJ project.

High-performance asynchronous HTTP client and server with WebSocket support. Contains a bunch of different built-in servlets for request dispatching, loading static content, etc.

A module for handling low-level asynchronous socket I/O (TCP/UDP). Provides tools for TCP/UDP servers creation.

Extremely fast and space-efficient serializers. Implemented using bytecode engineering.

An extremely fast and lightweight Dependency Injection framework. It supports nested scopes, singletons, object factories, modules and plugins which allow to transform graph of dependencies at startup time without reflection.

Provides tools for building efficient, scalable local, remote or clustered file servers. It utilizes ActiveJ CSP for fast and reliable file transfer.

A JDBC driver for accessing Dataflow infrastructure

Various tools for booting applications and services according to their dependencies.

Common launcher components such as config converters, initializers and triggers.

A convenient way to organize asynchronous code. Promises are a faster and more efficient version of JavaScript's Promise and Java's CompletionStage's.

Composable asynchronous/reactive streams with powerful data processing capabilities. Useful for transferring big volumes of lightweight objects.

Common HTTP launchers.

Dynamic class and method bytecode generator on top of ObjectWeb ASM. An expression-based fluent API abstracts the complexity of direct bytecode manipulation.

High-performance and fault-tolerant Remote Procedure Call module for building distributed applications. Provides a high-performance asynchronous binary RPC streaming protocol.

Etcd Codecs, and transactional support for ActiveJ project.

Fast and memory-efficient byte buffer, an optimized version of Java's ByteBuffer class. Useful for fast low-level I/O operations like working with files or transferring data over the internet.

Communicating sequential process via channels, similar to Golang channels.