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Webtop

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Portal implementation based on Cocoon & Avalon. Features: RSS, RDF, and XHTML aggregation, LDAP back-end for user profiles, CSS selectable skins, RDF/OCS0.5 enabled directory.

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eXtreme Rapid Application Development

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Message from the owner(s) x-RAD Studio 1.1 Alpha (Revision 1.1) is under testing. A default Struts code generator is availble. A demo about the studio with JBuilder 2005 to generate struts based application is available at: http://www.novamethods.com/x-rad/x-rad-struts-demo.html

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Spellcast

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The goal of this project is to create an updated version of the round-based game of Spellcast that takes advantage of modern gameplay concepts, such as teamplay and goal-oriented missions. This project also hopes to take advantage of advances in networking, which allow for massive multiplayer environments.

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Nuts and Bolts

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The Nuts and Bolts (NAB) framework is intended to simplify the process of developing document based Java applications using Swing. Unlike other application frameworks which focus mostly on user interface, NAB handles much of the document/window management that is common to most applications. ... [More] Additionally, NAB has a robust set of classes that handle such things as: preferences, menus, toolbars, dialogs, XML, general resource I/O, localization, logging, and more. [Less]

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OpenOffice.org File Viewer

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The University of the Philippines, through its Department of Computer Science and its Java Research and Development Center, releases initial code of OpenOffice.org File Viewer, a final-year undergraduate student project. This project currently supports OpenOffice.org file formats from version ... [More] 1.1.0 and below. The next phase of this project is to release version 2.0 of the viewer to support the latest OpenOffice.org File formats. [Less]

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PixSee

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The purpose of this project is to come up with an xml schema and file format for storing image files and their associated metadata into a single file. This solution is intended to addresses the problems of having to upload multiple images files one at the time to a website and having to specify the ... [More] metadata regarding the images either at the same time or later. There will be one file which contains multiple image files and an xml file that describes the content of that file. Currently, my plan is to use the Zip file format as the base foundation for the PixSee file format. The file format will support a loosely coupled image files as well as a collection of image files grouped into an album. [Less]

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ClassBeanFactory

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Message from the owner(s) Currently the project is in alpha status. While the main codebase is ready and tested, the project is still seen as an experiment on how useful a typesafe BeanFactory is seen and according how the api should be finally defined.

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Java NWN Client

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This is an attempt to build a pure Java open source client for On Line roleplay Games that can be fed using the Neverwinter Nights Aurora toolset.

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Common Utilities For Java Library

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Technology Exponent Common Utilities for Java (TECUJ) is a Java library that makes common programming tasks easier. TECUJ is a free software with a GNU LGPL license. Examples of things made easier by the library include: Enhancements to the Java and Jakarta-commons collections API ... [More] , including a Graph and Tree data structures. File I/O. Configuration and properties files. JDBC handling. Email. Logging. XML processing. String processing. A powerful list of String items. Configurable tokenizers. And many more ... TECUJ aspires to achieve the following: Eliminate repetitive Java programming chores. TECUJ is not a framework that forces you to either use it all or not at all. If you decide to use any of its features, you could continue to use your favorite libraries or framework. TECUJ tries not to reinvent the wheel, it builds on existing standards and open source libraries. [Less]

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DataBase Components

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Here I like to implement a data base component, through which the programmers can easily interact with the database in a distributed environment. There is no need for the users to know where the database is, and the type of database application. This component can accept a universal query ... [More] from the user and then it will finout where the database is situated and transfer that query to that remote station. In the receiving side the query will be processed and the result will be transfered back . The major problems that can occur in this transactions are 1.Dead lock 2.Synchronization( Internal or external) 3.Query Processing 4.Crash recovery etc If we can solve these issues, then it will be a great help for the programmers in the Distributed environment. [Less]

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