Bootstrapping Java Applications

• arbitrary ordering of command line parameters
• dynamic type conversion
• fully object-orientated implementations possible (no static parts)
• short take-up times (easy to understand)

We are always happy about feedback!

You may drop us an email at bootstrap at ismll.de, fork it on GitHub:

https://github.com/busche/bootstrap

and have a look at our libraries homepage located here:

http://bootstrap.busche-it.de

Therein, we also provide binary downloads.

See for documentation and usage information:

http://bootstrap.busche-it.de

http://bootstrap.busche-it.de

If you use Bootstrap in any way, it would be nice if you could give a reference to our project homepage. Furthermore, informing us if you are using this software would be nice: We know about the usefulness of our library and can (optinally) link your project on our project website.

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