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Java
Tapper is a music teaching tool for players of The Chapman Stick. The user selects the instrument's tuning, the key and the chord or scale they wish to play. Tapper will display the proper fingering for that chord or scale.
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Project Graph contains the sources and releases of MIDlet Graph, which calculates mathematic expressions and draws function graphics on the screen of J2ME mobile device.
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Tube is being continued as Redlight.
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This is a java remake of the classical Lode Runner game. In addition, the project intends to be a test-bed for various game AI and mobile agents techniques.
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RelataSync for Palm synchronizes your Address Book contacts, Date Book
items, and To Do List items with Relata (http://www.relata.org), our sales force automation CRM solution.
RelataSync is written in Java and allows one to update their cont...
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A very dynamic, powerful, simple, self maintaining, and configurable java object pooling system. The primary purpose of this system is to provide an object pooling or caching framework that can be easily incorporated into servlet engines such as Tomcat.
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It is a windows based application that will help new users to
1. see the databases installed
2. create databases
3. delete databases
4. run queries
5. see table data etc
6. see table structure
7. See available data types
New f...
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The Java PHOto ARchiver: Archive and sort your photos, don't be anoyed with those creepy image names.
Provides fully drag/drop (both internal as well as with native applications like Explorer etc.)
Just Drag&Drop your photos into or out ...
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The Meta Policy Information Base is a project that implements the ideas of adding meta-policies to a policy-based network environment. Added functionality to the traditional approach is modeled with new classes that improve the performance of the former
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generic network interface supporting multiple connection channels so the server can be written independently of how people will connect to it. Designed for connection-oriented, shared-resource servers.
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