Best Open Source WSDL/XML Editor for Java [closed] - java

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Which is considered as the best free WSDL visual editor? I am working in java if it makes a difference.

If you are using Eclipse try Eclipse Web Tools Platform Project, it's good at my point of view and sufficient for me.

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Is there any tool to decompile java code for eclipse? [closed]

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As we all know,.net provides tools like Telerik decompile,reflector and much more for "reflector" C# code,even the Visual Studio tools IL.
So how can I watch my java code in eclipse?
thanks.
jd-gui(jar java).exe which will decompile about 95%.According to my usage.
You can see the Source code of your class.

Java Blog and forum implementation [closed]

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I am developing an application using jsf,hibernate.
I have to create module for user blogs and forum.
Is there any way to integrate and configure or i need to develop it from the scratch.
Please help.
JForum (www.jforum.net) is nice to work with, easily configurable, and you could embed it in your site.

Java-based portal [closed]

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Can someone suggest a Java-based lightweight portal/CMS which is open source and free to install? Would be good if can be installed on Tomcat.
You could use Liferay Community Edition.
http://www.liferay.com/products/liferay-portal/download/ce-vs-ee
However, it's not exactly lightweight.
But being open source, most of the bulk can be stripped out.
Liferay as i know is a good lightweight open source portal

Tools for refactoring? [closed]

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I use netbeans on my work and find that some things are hard to do refactoring. What tools do you recommend for me?
Check this thread:
Java refactoring tools
IntellJ IDEA has always had excellent refactoring support.

Any open source implementations of WS-DM working with JMX? [closed]

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WS-DM is a web services equivalent of JMX. I am looking for an open source implementation...
You might want to look at Apache Muse

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