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Schedule C Third Party Software Included with Densify v12.2 Part 1—Open Source Third Party Software Included with Densify ....................................................... 1 Part 2—Commercial Third Party Software Included with Densify ....................................................... 14 Part 1—Open Source Third Party Software Included with Densify Component Version Description License Home Page Apache License 2.0, jdk11.0.4 AdoptOpenJDK is used in https://adoptopenjdk.net/inde AdoptOpenJDK _11 Densify Connector v2.2.4 GPL v2 with x.html Classpath Exception Apache AdoptOpenJDK is used in License 2.0, jdk8u202 Densify Connector v2.2.3 https://adoptopenjdk.net/inde AdoptOpenJDK -b08 and Densify 12.x on- GPL v2 with x.html premises version. Classpath Exception Security-oriented, lightweight Alpine Linux 3.11.5 Linux distribution based on MIT License https://alpinelinux.org/ musl libc and busybox. http://gradle.artifactoryonline. Java Annotation Discovery Apache Annovention 1.7 com/gradle/libs/tv/cntt/annov Library License 2.0 ention/ BSD 3- Another Tool for Language clause "New" Antlr 3.4 Runtime 3.4 Recognition. Used by the http://www.antlr.org or "Revised" JSON Parser. License BSD 3- ANTLR, ANother Another Tool for Language clause "New" Tool for Language 2.7.5 Recognition. Used by the http://www.antlr.org or "Revised" Recognition JSON Parser. License Wrappers for the Java Apache Commons Apache http://commons.apache.org/p 1.9.3 reflection and introspection BeanUtils License 2.0 roper/commons-beanutilsl APIs. A set of Java classes that provides scripting language Apache Commons - support within Java Apache Bean Scripting 2.4.0 http://jakarta.apache.org/bsf/ applications and access to License 2.0 Framework (BSF) Java objects and methods from scripting languages. http://repo1.maven.org/mave Apache Commons Command line arguments Apache 1.2 n2/commons-cli/commons- CLI parser License 2.0 cli/ Provides implementations of Apache Commons common encoders and Apache http://jakarta.apache.org/com 1.11 Codec decoders such as Base64, License 2.0 mons/codec/ Hex, Phonetic and URLs. Apache Commons Extends or augments the Apache http://commons.apache.org/c 4.4.4 Collections Java Collections Framework. License 2.0 ollections/ Densify Version 12.2 1 Third-Party Software Included with Densify A helper class used by Apache Commons Apache http://commons.apache.org/c 2.4 PropertiesConfiguration to Configuration 2 License 2.0 ollections/ retain a properties file layout Reads and writes files in Apache Commons variations of the Comma Apache http://commons.apache.org/p 1.1 CSV Separated Value (CSV) License 2.0 roper/commons-csv/ format. Library to support running a Apache Commons Apache http://commons.apache.org/d 1.0.2 Java application as a Daemon License 2.0 aemon/ daemon. Apache Commons Library for handling Apache http://commons.apache.org/p 1.2.2 DBCP Database Connection Pools. License 2.0 roper/commons-dbcp/ This is a set of classes to Apache Commons Apache http://jakarta.apache.org/com 1.5 make working with JDBC DB Utils License 2.0 mons/dbutils/ easier. Apache Commons This is an XML-to-Java- Apache http://jakarta.apache.org/com 1.6 Digester object mapping utility. License 2.0 mons/digester/index.html Tools for locating resources Apache Commons by mapping Apache http://jakarta.apache.org/com 0.2 Discovery service/reference names to License 1.1 mons/discovery/ resource names. This package allows the addition of robust, high- Apache Commons Apache http://commons.apache.org/p 1.1.1 performance file upload FileUpload License 2.0 roper/commons-fileupload/ capabilities to servlets and web applications. Apache Commons Library provides HTTP client Apache http://jakarta.apache.org/com 4.5.9 HttpClient functionality. License 2.0 mons/httpclient/ A set of low-level HTTP transport components used Apache Commons Apache https://hc.apache.org/httpco 4.4.11 to build custom client and HttpCore License 2.0 server-side HTTP services mponents-core-ga/ with a minimal footprint. This library of utilities to Apache http://jakarta.apache.org/com Apache Commons IO 2.6 assist with developing IO License 2.0 mons/io/ functionality Apache Commons 2006041 Allows an application to Apache http://commons.apache.org/s Javaflow 1 capture state information. License 2.0 andbox/javaflow/index.html Apache Commons Provides extra functionality Apache http://commons.apache.org/p 3.3.2 Lang for classes in java.lang. License 2.0 roper/commons-lang/ http://repo1.maven.org/mave Apache Commons Wrapper for a variety of Apache 1.1 n2/commons- Logging logging API implementations. License 2.0 logging/commons-logging/ Apache Commons Apache http://jakarta.apache.org/com 1.2 Mathematics Library Math License 2.0 mons/math/index.html Java Management http://repo1.maven.org/mave Apache Commons Apache 2.0 Extensions (JMX) modeler n2/commons- Modeler License 2.0 API. modeler/commons-modeler/ 2 Densify Version 12.2 Third-Party Software Included with Densify Apache Commons This tool provides an object- Apache http://jakarta.apache.org/com 1.3 Pool pooling API License 2.0 mons/pool/ A library focused on Apache Commons Apache https://commons.apache.org/ 1.6 algorithms that work on Text License 2.0 strings. proper/commons-text/ A configurable (typically Apache Commons XML) validation engine, with Apache http://jakarta.apache.org/com 1.1.4 Validator reusable "primitive" validation License 2.0 mons/validator/ methods. This tool creates and maintains a toolset of low- Apache HTTP Apache http://jakarta.apache.org/http 4.4.1 level Java components for Components License 2.0 components/ HTTP and associated protocols. Apache https://logging.apache.org/lo Apache Log4j 2.11.1 Logging library License 2.0 g4j/1.2/ A set of text-processing Java classes providing Perl5 compatible regex, AWK-like Apache http://jakarta.apache.org/oro/i Apache ORO 2.0.8 regex, global expressions, License 1.1 ndex.html and utility classes for substitutions, splits, filtering filenames, etc. APIs for manipulating file formats based on Microsoft's Apache http://repo1.maven.org/mave Apache POI 3.10.1 OLE2 Compound Document License 2.0 n2/org/apache/poi/poi/ format. Apache POI - http://repo1.maven.org/mave Apache org.apache.poi:poi- 3.10.1 Utilities for POI n2/org/apache/poi/poi- License 2.0 contrib contrib/ Apache POI - Apache http://repo1.maven.org/mave org.apache.poi:poi- 3.10.1 APIs for OpenOffice XML. License 2.0 n2/org/apache/poi/poi-ooxml/ ooxml Apache POI - http://repo1.maven.org/mave APIs for OpenOffice XML Apache org.apache.poi:poi- 3.10.1 n2/org/apache/poi/poi-ooxml- schema License 2.0 ooxml-schemas schemas/ Apache http://jakarta.apache.org/strut Apache Struts 1.2.4 MVC-based web framework License 2.0 s/index.html Apache http://jakarta.apache.org/tagli Apache Taglibs 1.1.2 JSP tag libraries License 2.0 bs/index.html An open source implementation of Java Servlet, JavaServer Pages, Apache Apache Tomcat 9.0.27 http://tomcat.apache.org/ Java Exp Language and License 2.0 Java WebSocket technologies. Apache Apache Velocity 2.0 Java-based template engine. http://velocity.apache.org/ License 2.0 Densify Version 12.2 3 Third-Party Software Included with Densify Apache XML Apache http://xml.apache.org/crimso 1.1 Java XML parser Crimson License 1.1 n/ Apache XML Xalan- Apache http://xml.apache.org/xalan- 2.7.2 XSLT processor Java License 2.0 j/index.html http://xml.apache.org/commo Apache XML- Common code and Apache 1.2 ns/components/resolver/resol Commons guidelines for XML projects. License 2.0 ver-article.html Technology for accessing Apache Apache XMLBeans 2.6.0 XML by binding it to Java http://xmlbeans.apache.org/ License 2.0 types. Lightweight Java object model to manipulate and Apache http://ws.apache.org/commo Apache XmlSchema 1.3.1 generate XML schema License 2.0 ns/XmlSchema/index.html representations. Apache-Logging 1.2.9- Apache http://logging.apache.org/log Logging library log4net beta License 2.0 4net/ This library includes the standard JSR-105 (Java XML Digital Signature) API, a mature DOM-based implementation of both XML Apache-XML Xml Apache http://xml.apache.org/security 1.4.0 Signature and XML Security License 2.0 /index.html Encryption, as well as a more recent StAX-based (streaming) XML signature and XML encryption implementation. All-purpose Java bytecode http://forge.objectweb.org/pro ASM 3.1 manipulation and analysis BSD License jects/asm/ framework. Components for http://repo.maven.apache.org atmosphere- Apache 2.2.3 asynchronous web /maven2//org/atmosphere/at annotations License 2.0 applications. mosphere-annotations/ Components for http://repo.maven.apache.org atmosphere- Apache 2.2.3 asynchronous web /maven2/org/atmosphere/atm javascript License 2.0 applications. osphere-javascript/ Components for http://repo.maven.apache.org Apache atmosphere-jersey 2.2.3 asynchronous web /maven2//org/atmosphere/at License 2.0 applications mosphere-jersey/ Components for http://repo.maven.apache.org Apache atmosphere-runtime 2.2.3 asynchronous web /maven2//org/atmosphere/at License 2.0 applications. mosphere-runtime/ Immutable value-type code Apache http://www.apache.org/licens AutoValue 1.2 generation for Java 1.6+. License 2.0 es/LICENSE-2.0.txt Apache https://aws.amazon.com/api- AWS Java SDK 2.10.82 Amazon API Gateway License 2.0 gateway/ Axios 0.21.1 A promise-based HTTP client MIT License https://www.npmjs.com/pack for the browser and node.js. age/axios 4 Densify Version 12.2 Third-Party Software Included with Densify GNU Zulu OpenJDK is used in https://www.azul.com/downlo Azul Zulu OpenJDK 11.0.7 Densify SaaS container GPLv2 with ads/zulu-community deployments Classpath Exception Microsoft Software https://azure.microsoft.com/e Azure Java SDK 1.1.2 Azure API License n-ca/develop/java/ Terms License for base64.js by Javascript library to encode base64.js by http://terryweiss.github.io/ink- 1 Masanao Izumo data as base-64.
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    Adaptive LL(*) Parsing: The Power of Dynamic Analysis Terence Parr Sam Harwell Kathleen Fisher University of San Francisco University of Texas at Austin Tufts University [email protected] [email protected] kfi[email protected] Abstract PEGs are unambiguous by definition but have a quirk where Despite the advances made by modern parsing strategies such rule A ! a j ab (meaning “A matches either a or ab”) can never as PEG, LL(*), GLR, and GLL, parsing is not a solved prob- match ab since PEGs choose the first alternative that matches lem. Existing approaches suffer from a number of weaknesses, a prefix of the remaining input. Nested backtracking makes de- including difficulties supporting side-effecting embedded ac- bugging PEGs difficult. tions, slow and/or unpredictable performance, and counter- Second, side-effecting programmer-supplied actions (muta- intuitive matching strategies. This paper introduces the ALL(*) tors) like print statements should be avoided in any strategy that parsing strategy that combines the simplicity, efficiency, and continuously speculates (PEG) or supports multiple interpreta- predictability of conventional top-down LL(k) parsers with the tions of the input (GLL and GLR) because such actions may power of a GLR-like mechanism to make parsing decisions. never really take place [17]. (Though DParser [24] supports The critical innovation is to move grammar analysis to parse- “final” actions when the programmer is certain a reduction is time, which lets ALL(*) handle any non-left-recursive context- part of an unambiguous final parse.) Without side effects, ac- free grammar. ALL(*) is O(n4) in theory but consistently per- tions must buffer data for all interpretations in immutable data forms linearly on grammars used in practice, outperforming structures or provide undo actions.