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Checkstyle
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A development tool to help programmers write Java code that adheres to a coding standard. By default it supports the Sun Code Conventions, but is highly configurable. [Open source, LGPL]
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Dent
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Java source code pretty-printer. Handles JDK 1.1 syntax. [Open Source, GPL]
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ImportScrubber
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Utility to neaten up import statements in a source files. [LGPL]
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infozone
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Provides JAnalyzer tool which formats code according to Sun Java Coding Conventions. [Open Source, BSD-like]
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Jacobe
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Free configurable Java code beautifier, which supports the widely used Java coding conventions from Sun Microsystems. [Freeware]
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Jalopy
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A source code formatter for Java. It layouts source code according to some widely configurable rules, to meet a certain coding style without putting a formatting burden on individual developers. [Open source, GPL]
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Jalopy
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Configurable source code formatter and style checker. Commercial successor of the Open Source Jalopy.
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Jindent
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A source code formatter for Java with custom coding style support. [Commercial]
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JPretty
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A source code beautifier for java. [Freeware]
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Polystyle
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Code beautifier that learns personal formats and styles other source files in that manner. [Commercial]
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VanCBJ
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A code beautifier java applet. [Open Source, GPL]
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JxBeauty
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Sourcecode formatter and beautifier for Java files. [Freeware]
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