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Bluetooth network is limited in size and scope. Although piconets can be configured to form a scatternet, the process is usually not dynamic and practical, and the network formed is not robust. In this project, we designed a new way to form adhoc network at the Java application level. Using JSR82 ... [More] Bluetooth discovery agent and MIDP connection framework, JBAN allow many devices to form a network dynamically, and the devices can be of any type if only they support Java and Bluetooth. JBAN does not concern about which device is master or slave, and all the routing and network management are performed at high level. JBAN will take the advantage if low level networking is better optimized. JBAN can be used for any application that involves Bluetooth networking. Some examples are Bluetooth based multi-player game, home network, sensor network, and class or meeting utility software. Furthermore, the concept of JBAN can be applied to WIFI or heterogeneous network as well. [Less]

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Eclipse util-plugins

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Set of small plug-ins to Eclipse to simplify the life of programmers. For example storing of a position in the editor, or carrying out on toolbar frequently used functions. Further there can be some additional plug-ins.

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Attune - an adaptive music player

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A tune, a tune, my kingdom for a tune! - Richard III (almost!) I'd been using WinAmp for the most part and was getting a little tired of forwarding by tracks that I didn't care to hear. I have many MP3s and would like to hear some of them often, and others not so often. I decided it was time ... [More] to write my own MP3 player so that I would tweak it to work just the way I wanted. The results are here. Somewhat a work in progress, but I do use it daily. This music player will learn the musical tastes of the user by monitoring input and play songs that the user likes most. The names comes from this dictionary lookup; at-tune tr.v. at-tuned, at-tun-ing, at-tunes 1. To bring into a harmonious or resoponsive relationship. 2. To tune (an instrument) This player is designed to be simple and useful for my daily listening. I hope that other users will feel the same. To contribute, skills with Swing, JMF and file I/O are helpful. The "Issue Tracker" contains defects, features, tasks, etc. Please check there and let me know if you'd like to work on something. I can be reached at [email protected] Credits: David Ward - Spanish translations, new logo concept (coming soon) To run it: download the jar file (in the Documents & files section). Install a version of jdk1.4. I've used 1.4.1 and 1.4.2 (availble here) Install version 2.1.1 of the JMF (available here) NOTE: don't allow the installer to modify your classpath, or path environment variables. Simply copy the jmf.jar file from the JMF lib directory to your JDK jre/lib/ext directory. (for example copy c:/Program Files/JMF2.1.1e/lib/jre.jar to c:/j2sdk1.4.2_02/jre/lib/ext) Then with the jdk/bin directory in your path, use this command "java -jar APLayer.jar". I'm working on finding a free installer to use. I might resort to JavaWebStart. New stuff in this version: 0.5 Selectable sort options (when you select "sort") Player now adjust song weights as you forward do the next song or select a song directly from the playlist Fix bugs with loading a song and clearing playlist. New stuff in this version: 0.4 ID3v1 tag info support (right click on songs in the playlist) Playlist sorting (via main attune menu) Track removal (from playlist) When moving player window, it snaps to screen edge when within 10 pixels of edge Remembers last song played when player shut down A few notes about the User Interface: To get a menu of options, click in the song title field (above the media position slider) To start playing songs, select "Import Directory" from the menu Select the "sh" checkbox to activate shuffle play Select the "pl" checkbox to display the playlist Tooltips are use throughout. On the slider, you can see track time/duration. On the playlist, you can see the full file path. [Less]

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The Mad Chatter

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The Mad Chatter is a sample IM application used to develop and demonstrate techniques for building Swing applications that look and feel native. This project will produce (or pull together) a set of libraries for native functionality, a set of ant tasks for packaging native applications, and a set ... [More] of guidelines for nativizing your program. This will require both pulling together tools and docs from existing projects and vendors and also working with platform developers to improve operating system support for Java applications. [Less]

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Opentools

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Collection of tools/simulators that eases/automates much of the tasks involved in development of projects/products. For E.g. a simple roundrobin load balancer software that can run on developers machine would eliminate the need to follow lengthy procedure of setting-up/reserving a real load ... [More] balancing environment and will cut down development time significantly. [Less]

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opennuke

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Content management entirely written in WebWork2, Velocity and Hibernate

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swinglabs-demos

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Project for creating and maintaining demos of the SwingLabs project, and its sub-projects. This Project contains common code among demos, including Database configuration and setup, jnlp file configuration, build files, and look and feel initialization.

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Mu

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Mu is an all-encompassing, networked audio player and image browser. With Mu, you can access your music and photos anytime, anywhere. It doesn't matter whether they're stored remotely via your JReceiver web service or locally on your hard drive. Your collection is presented to you in one ... [More] well-organized, hierarchical list. You can currently browse by artist and album, and future versions will allow for more complex queries. Mu contains a rich graphical client (written entirely in Java 2D and Swing) for use at home, perhaps even on the TV screen in your home theater. There is also a barebones Swing-based lite version of Mu for quick access to your music collection when you're on the go... Supported audio formats include OGG, MP3, WAV, and AIFF (FLAC forthcoming). Supported image formats include JPEG, PNG, and GIF. Contributors: Chris Campbell - original concept and design, audio playback module, content backend Shannon Hickey - rich animated widgets and other Swing enhancements Jim Graham - transition and animation manager Dmitri Trembovetski - image browser Jeff Dinkins - artwork Special thanks to: Reed Esau - for help with JReceiver integration, and for the use of the excellent Ptarmigan metadata scanning package Paul Noffke - for suggestions on audio sequencer and content backend (check out his Java-based tRio software for the Rio Receiver) [Less]

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Skin Look And Feel

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The Skin Look And Feel project (aka SkinLF) brings "skins" to Swing applications. It supports themepacks made from Linux GTK and KDE themes. Skin Look And Feel can be used on all platforms including Windows, Linux, MacOS.

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TypEx

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TypEx uses Java classes to extract data from streams of XML data. The extracted data is made available as instances of the specified classes. Instances are retrieved via either an Iterator or Observer mechanism. In either case, efficient Java code for a pull parser is generated to extract the data. ... [More] TypEx differs from other data binding approaches in that it does not require a schema for data, and it allows for partial descriptions. [Less]

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