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Timewindow is a utility for time-limiting java classes. It can be used to easily and consistently insert code into all or some of the classes for a project, so that they will only work within a specified time window.
Timewindow is useful where there is a need to time-limit a large number of classes in a java product. It eliminates the programming effort needed to add time-checking code for every single class, quickly and easily. This is handy for time-limiting the use of applets on a website, or for restricting the use of evaluation or beta software. The program features an easy to use graphic user interface as well as a command line option.
Timewindow performs time-limiting by inserting time-checking code into existing methods. It can do this for all the class initializer methods in a project or for specific methods that have been identified by name.
THE CURRENT RELEASE IS REV 1.4
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Main Features
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- Can be launched with or without a GUI.
- Can insert time-limiting code into the class initializer methods for all the classes in a project.
- Can insert time-limiting code into methods, that are specified by name.
- Can be integrated into a build process.
- Works with class files, as well as Zip and Jar files.
Timewindow is written entirely in Java, and can be used on platforms that have the JVM installed.
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