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It's an application for managing employees work time, and calculating how long they worked. You can set the hours of work a single employee has to work. You can set these hours for every employee individually. You are also able to set Holidays. You could also insert it into the monthly overview ... [More] when a employee was at the doctor, or ill or at a funeral, whatever happend :) You are of course able to "create" a new employee if a new person joins the company. It is connected to a MySQL database, cause we think it's more professional, and MySQL is of course more secure than if we would save the whole informations in plain .txt files. We programm it for free cause we programm it for a school project. We don't get payed for it and it's completely Open Source Software ! So we don't seek for any other programmer. [Less]

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ZEUS-MP is a computational fluid dynamics code for the simulation of astrophysical phenomena, based on ZEUS-3D and parallelized using the MPI message-passing library.

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Vroom is a Java EE web application development framework. It's a great mix of MVC and Ajax-enabled Event Driven Architecture. Vroom Web Framework you can: Manage your application contents and resources from a single configuration file typically named as vroom-config.xml and it's placed in ... [More] /WEB-INF/ folder. Inject meta tags, scripts, stylesheets to a single or group of webpages identified by webpage element. Add event handlers for HTML DOM events through vroom-config.xml file where you can scripts and/or update contents of any HTML object including document, window and navigator. Bind your HTML DOM events to as many server side java bean methods as you need e.g. you can two different java methods on a single click of a button which in turn either call a script or update the HTML contents. Also bind HTML forms to invoke a specific java bean method when the form submits. The framework automatically populate the corresponding elements so you don't need to extract them using request.getParameter() method. Control the navigation flow using the navigation element which works somewhat similar to JSF navigation. i.e. if the method that you bind with a form returns an outcome, with the navigation element you can either forward or redirect to a different page. Use any javascript, dhtml, css enabled client framework such as YUI, Dojo, jMaki. You can invoke java bean methods which can provide data to Ajax services which these frameworks use to build dynamic data model. This eliminates the need of create servlets. In short every java bean is a servlet by default :-) To enable Vroom to work with jMaki widgets you need to make the following changes in jmaki.js and jmaki-min.js. I don't know how to make changes to jmaki-min.js so I simply overwrite the jmaki-min.js with jmaki.js after making the following changes: this.addWidget = function(widget) { if(widget.value.indexOf('document.') == 0) { this.lazyLoad(widget); } else { widgets.push(widget); if (this.loaded){this.loadWidget(widget);} } }; this.lazyLoad = function(widget) { var _obj = null; _obj = eval(widget.value); if(_obj == '') { setTimeout(function() { jmaki.lazyLoad(widget) }, 100); } else { widget.value = _obj; widgets.push(widget); if (this.loaded){this.loadWidget(widget);} } } In test.jsp I add a widget for example: In vroom-config.xml file I define the following definition: document.oStates = ""; In the LookupBean I put the following code: public class LookupBean { private List states = new ArrayList(); public List getStates() { if(states.size() == 0) { states.add(new LabelValueBean("Alabama", "AL")); states.add(new LabelValueBean("California", "CA")); states.add(new LabelValueBean("New York", "NY")); states.add(new LabelValueBean("Texas", "TX")); } return states; } } With version 2.1.5, a limited support for Woodstock theme has been added. This is done because at runtime the html ids of the components changes e.g. "form1:label1" becomes "form1:label1_valueContainer" or "form1:dropdown1" becomes "form1:dropdown1_list". With 2.1.5, the framework automatically locates the component by just providing the ids that are used in JSP. This is implemented for only label, button, textfield, textarea, dropdown, checkbox and radio button. For other components which have different properties to recognize at runtime must be accessed by provide the complete html id assigned at runtime. To determine them the page source code can be analyzed either by viewing the source code from the browser menu or firebug plugin for firefox. The vroom.js now has an additional method called VroomUtils.generateUrl(method, beanClass, var, scope). This method is very handy to invoke methods in any public java bean which satisfy the following signature. public void|Object methodName(); public void|Object methodName(HttpServletRequest req); public void|Object methodName(HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse resp); The framework automatically convert the method output to JSON string. E.g. If the method returns a basic data type such as String, Integer, Long, Float, java.util.Date etc the value is accessed in vroom-config.xml file using #{value} expression. If it returns a List or Array then #{array} is used. For Maps, Properties, ResourceBundles and Java Beans #{key} is used where key can be the key of the in the Maps, Properties or ResouceBundles or simple a javabean public property. Nest objects can also be accessed e.g. if the method returns Map of a Map then #{key1.key2} is used where as key1 is the key in the parent map and key2 is the key of a map which is retrieved using key1. [Less]

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alliant-developer-studio

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A Development Enviroment able to program in any language (HTML, ASP, ASP.NET, C++, Java, ASM, C, etc.). It has a plug in system for easy additions to the enviroment.

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antmod

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Antmod is a modular Ant-based build system, organizing modules using release descriptors, and managing the way modules are stored and retrieved from CVS and Subversion for you. Sharing software across projects using modules becomes an easy intuitive thing. Antmod standardizes build files for Java ... [More] projects, and provides build plugins for various tasks. Antmod also standardizes tagging and branching for both CVS and Subversion. It is CVS and Subversion agnostic, allowing other repositories to be supported in the future. Its module and repository management can also be used for non-Java projects. Antmod greatly speeds up java software development, promotes reuse of Java software and standardizes the build-test-release cycle. Read more at the homepage: http://antmod.net/ [Less]

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bellevoix

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Command your PC with your voice

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bishopsdesk

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Message from the owner(s) Checked in version 0.3 on 4-5-04.

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cnjug-ee

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Message from the owner(s) Cnjug is China Java Users Group(http://cnjug.dev.java.net).Cnjug-ee is our open source projects collaborative web site .cnjug-ee provides j2ee components and some applications.

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chordandscales

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This tool displays Chords and Scales on Guitar Fret, Keyboard, and Musical Notation. Notes, Chords, Scales, Positions, Capo and Keys can be dynamically configured. It also includes a Chord Finder and a Chord Player.

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Compiere Italia è uno dei progetti di javaopenbussiness-italy ed ha lo scopo di formare e ingrandire la comunità italiana intorno al progetto Open Source Compiere ERP+CRM. Compiere ERP+CRM Compiere è un ERP scritto in Java da Jorg Janke. Trovate ogni riferimento sulla versione internazionale su ... [More] www.compiere.org Attualmente una panoramica in italiano di Compiere si trova qui Per gli sviluppatori Compiere è ospitato su SourceForge. Il progetto su SF contiene tra l'altro la sezione per scaricare la versione eseguibile. Il sorgente è sempre scaricabile tramite CVS e alcune volte è anche pubblicato nella sezione di downlaod. Progetti correlati Intorno al progetto padre sono nati su SF.net e fuori da SF.net diversi progetti: CompiloE' un progetto indipendente il cui obiettivo è creare la Guida di Referimento per il Programmatore di Compiere. Sul sito trovate una area di documentazione, Compiere tested by Compilo e Compilo Tools. Compiere tested by Compilo è una versione estesa di Compiere testata su Windows e su UNIX. Attualemente è integrata con JasperReports. Mentre lo scopo del sotto progetto Compilo Tools è quello di sviluppare una serie di tools per velocizzare e semplificare la personalizzazione di Compiere. Il progetto su cui vi trovate e Compilo sono attualmente amministrati dalla stessa persona (Marco LOMBARDO) red1.orgE' anche questo un progetto indipendente, fuori da SF.net, che recentemente ha anche contribuito al progetto Compilo. Sul sito trovate un forum ed una area di documentazione. Compiere MFG+SCME' un progetto indipendente finalizzato allo sviluppo della parte di Manufacturing. Compiere MFG+SCM è un progetto coordinato con Compiere ERP+CRM, ma indipendente e potrà essere utilizzato con qualsiasi ERP. E' previsto il rilascio della versione beta a inizio 2005. Compiere Italia Compiere Italia con la sua presenza su Java.net intende aggregare esperienze, conoscenze, sviluppatori e utenti di Compiere in Italia. A breve verrà pubblicata una personalizzazione di Compiere per la gestione di un maglificio (produzione) realizzata da Marco LOMBARDO. Compiere in lingua italiana sarà reso disponibile a breve da parte di Mayking spa. E' mia intenzione integrare dentro Compiere Italia le estensioni che di volta in volta verranno pubblicate sul progetto Compilo. Mayking spa si è impegnata a pubblicare all'interno di Compiere Italia quanto svilupperà per rendere Compiere utilizzabile in Italia. Come iniziare Il sito principale di Compiere è una buona base di partenza per conoscere il prodotto nel suo insieme, le sue funzionalità e la sua architettura. Una introduzione in italiano al prodotto ed alle sue funzionalità si trova qui. Fatto questo avete bisogno di installare Compiere e testare con mano le aree che vi interessano maggiormente. Sempre sul sito americano trovate una guida sull'installazione. Compiere ha bisogno di Oracle, quindi preparatevi ad installare o ad avere a disposizione un server Oracle. L'installazione di Oracle 10g è relativamente semplice. Se avete installato Compiere probabilemente vorrete anche personalizzarlo. Compiere Italia ed il portale Java Open Business vogliono aggregare persone ed aziende per sviluppare l'utilizzo di Compiere in Italia. La mailing list di Compiere Italia, le persone e le aziende che trovate su Java Open Business sono a vostra disposizione. Compiere ha diversi forums alcuni in lingua inglese. Se siete sviluppatori il forum più importante è la Development Chat. C'è anche un forum in italiano con informazioni generali. I progetti Compilo e red1.org hanno documentazione aggiuntiva generica su come personalizzare Compiere e alcuni documenti su implementazioni specifiche. Come contribuire La comunità di Compiere Italia è una comunità aperta: ogni contributo non banale e tecnicamente valido che sarà proposto verrà accettato e reso disponibile all'interno di versioni pre-compilate o all'interno del CVS. La documentazione in italiano di Compiere è totalmente assente. Casi di utilizzo, articoli tecnici o funzionali, demo di realtà italiane sarebbero utilissimi. Commenti e idee sono come sempre ben accetti. Last update 2004-12-10. Copyright © 2004 - Marco LOMBARDO GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE - Version 2, June 1991 Compiere™ is a registered trademark of ComPiere, Inc. All other product names mentioned herein are trademarks of their respective owners. [Less]

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