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Websites having a directory of JAVA tools?

Hello,

I am looking for a properly organized directory of tools for JAVA. An example would be http://www.java-scripts.org/Development_Tools

Which other sites focus on Java tools? The site may have tools for other languages like C, C#, etc but must categorize and organize tools properly. Example : language, type of license, date the tool was released, trial copy.

Also, Any sites that have a very comprehensive and recently updated directory exclusively for open source/free tools ( JAVA and other languages).

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Are you talking about development tools?
If so, highly recommended IDE with many plugins / tools is eclipse www.eclipse.org
If you are looking for a tool that will serve you needs and run inside your ide you can look at:
http://www.eclipse-plugins.info/eclipse/search.jsp
or look at its tools section: http://www.eclipse-plugins.info/eclipse/plugins.jsp?category=Tools

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Thanks aozarov for your reply, but my focus is on all possible tools for JAVA in various categories like Code Analyzers and Exploring, Code Beautifiers, Code Coverage, Build Tools, Code , Documentation, Testing.   Eclispe would be just a small part of it, though it surely has many plugins for topics just mentioned.


objects , Thanks for java-source.net link
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Also, please also see question https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21381117/Websites-having-a-directory-of-C-tools.html where I am looking for similar sites for C#.

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playofwords, you will be amazed to see that ALL the tools you mentioned and more can be runned from eclipse.
Including profilers, DB exploeres, Junit running environment, PMD (code analyzer), checkstyle, ...
I agree, aozarov, there are lot of tools which work with eclipse. I also need tools which work without eclipse or any other IDE, and specailly from command line. Not everyone is apt at using the perspective views of eclipse. :-)
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Thanks to everyone for your valuable input.