Patterns

COMMUNITY
E.g., Its large user community can provide support for new users.POS
E.g., ASM is a great, well-maintained, well-documented tool. POS
E.g., I would suggest you to use ASM, which is actively-maintained. POS
E.g., jsch has widespread use, including in eclipse and apache ant. POS
E.g., cglib is not very actively developed. POS
E.g., I would not suggest you to use cglib, which is not very actively developed. POS
E.g., You can use byte code engineering using one of popular libraries like javassist. POS
E.g., Objenesis is a little and less known byte code manipulation library. NEG
E.g., Another code manipulation library you can use is Objenesis, which is barely known. NEG
E.g., cglib is not maintained. NEG
E.g., I would not suggest you to use cglib, which is not maintained. NEG

COMPATIBILITY
E.g., ASM provides support for the latest Java version. POS
E.g., I would recommend ASM, which provides support for the latest Java version. POS
E.g., httpclient-4.0.1.jar is conflicting with ColdFusion CFHTTP. NEG
E.g., The problem is httpclient-4.0.1.jar, which conflicts with ColdFusion CFHTTP.NEG
E.g., Gson 2.1 won't work with gson-stream.jar's version of JsonReader. POS
E.g., You'd better not use Gson 2.1, which won't work with gson-stream.jar's version of JsonReader. POS
E.g., derby doesn't support android. POS
E.g., You can't use derby, which doesn't support android. POS
E.g., For Android Mockito will not work when creating dynamic proxies. POS
E.g., The asm library supplied with EJB is not java8 compatible. POS
E.g., It's a good choice due to the compatibility between hsqldb and spring/hibernate. POS
E.g., Another choice is Hsqldb, which has good compatibility with spring/hibernate.POS
E.g., Use jsch if you want full portability. POS
E.g., CGLib 2.1.3 is great with ASM 1.5.3. POS
E.g., CGLib 2.1.3 is binary incompatible with ASM 2.2.NEG
E.g., cglib 2.2 is only partially supported by GAE. NEG
E.g., Think twice before using cglib 2.2, which is only partially supported by GAE. NEG
E.g., The problem is because of asm jar incompatibility with hibernate version. NEG
E.g., The problem comes from an incompatibility between the asm 1.5.3 and the 3.1.1 of spring. NEG
E.g., asm 3.3 has problems with the latest cglib. NEG

DOCUMENTATION
E.g., Javassist has a tutorial on how to add methods to classes at runtime. POS
E.g., There's lots of tutorials to be found on how to use them to serialize and deserialize JSON. POS
E.g., You can find tutorials on how to use them to serialize and deserialize JSON. POS
E.g., Gson documentation is pretty clear and quite short. POS
E.g., I suggest you to take a look at Gson documentation, which is pretty clear and quite short.POS
E.g., It is a great document and you will be able to understand how to do this with the above guidance after you read it. POS
E.g., javasssist's documentation contains information on how to achieve this kind of modifications with Javassist. POS
E.g., More information about this method is presented in documentation.POS
E.g., See the documentation of setConfig for all supported values. POS
E.g., Have a look at the very explanatory tutorials javassist have. POS
E.g., For help on how to submit a form in httpclient, take a look at the documentation on the POST method. POS
E.g., To handle authentication, see here for the tutorial: POS
E.g., Check this link for a detail explanation also how to do it in JS/Extjs and also deserializing from JSON to POJO POS
E.g., This method is described thoroughly in the official documentation. POS
E.g., Spring.Net has excellent documentation which can be downloaded from here. POS
E.g., There are fully operational and well explained tutorials on how to integrate wro4j with one's application. POS
E.g., h2 faq described very well how you can do that. POS
E.g., "Speaking POJO" section of the user guide is well explained. POS
E.g., ASM is well documented and has an associated Eclipse plugin. POS
E.g., More information about this method in javassist javadoc. POS
E.g., More information about this method can be found in javassist javadoc. POS
E.g., Apart from what you can see on the website, there is no documentation that I could find. NEG
E.g., The Javadoc of the BeanUtils methods is quite vague.NEG
E.g., There is only poor documentation for activemq. NEG
E.g., The usage of the api is explained very vaguely in the official documentation.NEG
E.g., It is well written, however has poor documentation. NEG
E.g., Couldnt find anything in the very very poorly documented javadoc. NEG
E.g., The android documentation explained it unclearly. NEG
E.g., In the Google documentation, it is poorly explained. NEG

FUNCTIONAL
E.g., You can use Gson for serializing objects of classes. POS
E.g., You can use Gson to serialize objects of classes POS
E.g., You can parse JSON files in Java using Gson library. POS
E.g., For invoking a static method of a class you have its name for, you can use Java Reflections. POS
E.g., To invoke a static method of a class you have its name for, you can use Java Reflections. POS
E.g., With CGLib you can add proxies with method interceptors and have the interceptor implement your boilerplate code. POS
E.g., Using CGLib you can add proxies with method interceptors and have the interceptor implement your boilerplate code. POS
E.g., If you're just looking to get file information from the remote system, I would recommend using SFTPClient class that's provided within sshj. POS
E.g., It is possible to solve most of the issue with proxies using Apache httpclient. POS
E.g., It is possible to solve most of the issue with proxies with Apache httpclient. POS
E.g., With Gson, there is a way for parsing Json files. POS
E.g., Apache httpclient 4.x is able to send GET/POST request from Java. POS
E.g., Gson supports excluding top-level classes, fields and field types. POS
E.g., Reflections has nice feature to store metadata on compile time. POS
E.g., Reflections supports storing metadata on compile time. POS
E.g., There are numerous mechanisms of excluding top-level classes, fields and field types in Gson. POS
E.g., Cglib dynamically creates a new class when enhancing another class. POS
E.g., ASM is one tool for class generation and transformation. POS
E.g., An alternative using different classloaders would be using OSGI which allows same libraries being present in different version. POS
E.g., All that cglib does is creating a proxy class which implements all the methods. POS
E.g., javassist.Loader can be used for loading a particular class modified with Javassist. POS
E.g., javassist.Loader can be used to load a particular class modified with Javassist. POS
E.g., The Gson parser is apparently unable to deserialize strings directly into File objects. NEG
E.g., Note that ServletRequest.getParameterValues() can barely handle encoding. NEG
E.g., ServletRequest handle encoding terribly. NEG
E.g., Gson has no way of knowing how to map the input to the types. NEG
E.g., Gson comes with less features out of the box than Genson or Jackson. NEG

PERFORMANCE
E.g., If you use apache httpclient you can configure it to use gzip compression and save a bit of bandwidth.POS
E.g., It has the fastest json parsing capability comparing with Gson or other else.POS
E.g., It has been proven much faster than any other json libraries in benchmarks.POS
E.g., If you really need performance, you could also try the performant new Mule 3.6.POS
E.g., The fastest java-database I know is db4o. POS
E.g., Performance has been improved a lot in last release POS
E.g., Gson is very easy to use while Jackson has better performance. POS
E.g., It uses a streaming api instead of a dom model that brings better scalability. POS
E.g., Its scalability brings better control. POS
E.g., Gson output may be "large" on collections with complex objects.NEG
E.g., Javassist is significantly slower than for example cglib.NEG
E.g., I would suggest you to use Gson instead slow JSONObject. NEG
E.g., The slowest libraries among these 3 is JSONObject NEG
E.g., You could interact more with the ConfigurationBuilder and tell it to search every jar on the classpath, but performance will suffer.NEG
E.g., It will also result in a performance penalty. NEG
E.g., If you really need performance, you can use Mule 3.6. NEG
E.g., There seems to be a consensus that Serializeable has bad performance. NEG
E.g., On android you might have issues with Gson speeds in certain situations.NEG

RELIABILITY
E.g., Hibernate has no issues with associating the Teacher to the MetaAgeGroup. POS
E.g., purrr prevents the issue by doing the map and the reduce step in one. POS
E.g., purrr does the map and the reduce step in one to prevent the issue. POS
E.g., There is no problem with using joda-time directly if you wish to skip creating DateTime instants. POS
E.g., The ConcurrentHashMap class from the java.util.concurrent package has a thread-safe implementation of Map that offers good concurrency. POS
E.g., You can use the ConcurrentHashMap class from the java.util.concurrent package, which has a thread-safe implementation of Map. POS
E.g., Reflections (in its current version 0.9.9-RC1) do not throw exception correctly. POS
E.g., As long as you use the ConstPool class to manage your constant pool, javassist can handle everything for you without problems. POS
E.g., hsqldb is not ACID transaction-safe. POS
E.g., I would recommend asm, which is very stable.POS
E.g., jmathplot does not work in swing application. POS
E.g., Cglib has a bug with extending Object directly. NEG
E.g., There is a bug with Mockito and Elasticsearch versions before 2.0 where Mockito will not work. NEG
E.g., Android 4.0.x has buggy implementation for multipart/form-data (httpclient). NEG
E.g., You are probably running your code on Android 4.0.x which has buggy implementation for multipart/form-data (httpclient). NEG
E.g., cglib is full of bugs when you are not using the Enhancer which is used a little bit more while the BeanCopier is rather exotic. NEG
E.g., Javassist causes java.lang.ClassFormatError: Invalid length 561 in LocalVariableTable in class file. NEG
E.g., I used the xstream classloading version, because the objenesis one is very buggy.NEG
E.g., I would not use objenesis, which is very buggyNEG
E.g., I've also had issues with jsch and AES private keys, which required re-encrypting in 3DES, but that could just be me. NEG

USABILITY
E.g., Gson is very easy to use. POS
E.g., I would suggest you to use Gson, which is easy to use. POS
E.g., Gson provides elegant API to use. POS
E.g., Gson makes it easy to parse the Json files. POS
E.g., you can use google's Gson API, which will seamlessly parse the JSON string and create objects for you. POS
E.g., Gson can process (de)serialization with just a few lines of code. POS
E.g., The APIs in the BeanUtils package simplifies getting and setting bean properties dynamically.POS
E.g., Using Gson simplifies the process of Json parsing. POS
E.g., Using Gson from google needs just tow lines of code. POS
E.g., Easiest way to parse the XML is to use castor library, which can do all this in a few lines of code. POS
E.g., Easiest way to parse the XML is using castor library, which can do all this in a few lines of code. POS
E.g., Using Gson is very easy. POS
E.g., Using Gson you can parse Json files easily. POS
E.g., Using Gson you can easily parse Json files. POS
E.g., It is easy to parse Json files Using Gson. POS
E.g., You can parse Json files easily using Gson. POS
E.g., You can easily parse Json files using Gson. POS
E.g., You can use the Gson for ease of conversion library. POS
E.g., For ease of conversion, you can use the Gson library. POS
E.g., You can deserialize in Java using Gson library in a single line. POS
E.g., You can easily parse Json files with Gson. POS
E.g., You can parse Json files easily with Gson. POS
E.g., Using Gson would definitely make the code more readable.POS
E.g., The code into the deserializer is quite straightforward to understand.POS
E.g., httpclient seems deprecated in Android 5.1. NEG
E.g., httpclient has been deprecated in Android 5.1 and has been removed from the Android SDK. NEG
E.g., AWS SDK is hard to use. NEG
E.g., I would not recommand AWS SDK, which is hard to use. NEG
E.g., jsch makes it hard to use ssh from java. NEG
E.g., It works great with Android, and the jar itself is tiny and doesn't require any additional dependencies. NEG
E.g., I guess you won't have problem to understand it... NEG
E.g., The Apache HTTP Client code is a bit hard to understand.NEG

EXTRA RULES
The program will detect functional aspect only when no other aspect is detected.
If the word "performance" or "speed" appears in the sentence identified as "reliability", the aspect will be changed to "performance".
If the word "compatibility" appears in the sentence identified as "reliability" or the sentence is identified as both "reliability" and "compatibility", the aspect will be changed to "compatibility".