Apache Harmony is a retired open source, free Java implementation, developed by the Apache Software Foundation.
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Apache Harmony is a retired open source, free Java implementation, developed by the Apache Software Foundation.
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Apache Harmony project was initially conceived as an effort to unite all developers of the free Java implementations.
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At the start, Apache Harmony received some large code contributions from several companies.
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Apache Harmony was accepted among the official Apache projects on October 29,2006.
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Apache Harmony developers integrate several existing, field-tested open-source projects to meet their goal.
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Apache Harmony is less documented than the alternative free Java implementations.
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Apache Harmony has the compiler, appletviewer, jarsigner, javah, javap, keytool, policytool, and unpack200.
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Apache Harmony has seven virtual machine implementations that run Apache Harmony Class Library, all of which were donations by external groups:.
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Since its conception, Apache Harmony grew in its ability to execute non-trivial Java applications.
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