http://www.dattas.net/amdest/

Are you involved in enterprise software development?

Does your team design and deliver software solutions to support user needs?

Do changing user requirements affect your system’s design?

Are you concerned how best to delegate responsibilities to your system's components?

You will find AMDEST useful!

AMDEST is built around the idea that enterprise software development can be guided by the use of simple, intuitive metrics that help understand the effects of changing requirements, offer insights into how responsibilities are delegated to software components etc. Please feel free to test AMDEST and give us your feedback at amdest dot admin at google dot com.

Bank identifier codes are checked agains the official bank list provided by the german Bundesbank.

Account numbers are checked using the checksum algorithm used by the bank.

The code is published unter LGPL.

BDSup2Sub is a tool initially written to convert captions demuxed from a Blu-Ray transport stream (M2TS) into the DVD VobSub format (SUB/IDX) used by many DVD authoring tools - hence the name. Many more features were added over time as was support for other formats. So in the meantime the name seems a little inappropriate. In a nutshell, it's a subtitle conversion tool (for image based formats) with scaling capabilities and some other nice features.

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BELT is a collection of procedure to create a PLM system oriented to connect the different database present in a farm.

Shape is the first module oriented to manipulate the information about a product and create different template of parameter list.

The goal of BELT-shape is to create a bridge from technical design to production of the product. Define a coding name and lin a list of parameters to the objects. Search and configure the products.

The system is oriented to the web.

Construção de uma ferramenta para possibilitar várias formas de visualização de dados, a fim de auxiliar na tomada de decisõe.

Tecnologias utilizadas:

• Java 6.0;
• Spring 2.5.5;
• Hibernate 3.3.1;
• JPA;
• Adobe Flex 3.0;
• WebORB for Java 3.0.

Parceria OptMedia/PoliSys.

• Team readme
  • jdk 1.6 or higher
  • eclipse 3.3 or higher
  • eclipse plugin subclipse update site http://subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.2.x/
  • SVN Repository url http://svn.javaforge.com/svn/caliBRE
  • New project: eclipse->File->New->SVN->Checkout Projects from SVN->Use existing..->trunk->checkout as project in workspace+project name{caliBRE}+head revision->Finish
  • Test.launch will run the example 'Test'

In Simon Fraser University Burnaby, BC Canada

This project is a mirror of the original codeBeamer project. Its purpose is to give easy access to the generic part of the codeBeamer documentation, and to offer faster downloads for JavaForge users.

Download and install codeBeamer on your server now.

Since the originators no longer have the time to work on the project, but there are a significant enough group of users to warrant its continuation it is being rehosted here on JavaForge.

Since this project has been inactive for years, I decided to close it, due to unavailability of DAFIF data.

Sorry for the potential inconvenience.

This is a set of openmap plugins and other tools dedicated to DAFIF (Digital Aeronautical File Information Format) information. In other words, this will let you display aeronautical information such as VOR, NDB, Airports, ILS, ... on an open source Java based GIS (Geographical Information System).

Und im Radio....

Fritz

Conception Progression

• Database (responsibles: Xavier, Thomas D) :
  • Phase 1 - Choix des technos : Cayenne (facile à utiliser) + MySQL (facliement intégrable dans Ubuntu, gratuit et performant)
  • Phase 2 Conception BBD:
    • Conception Diagramme relationnel : avancement 100% (latest version, created with DBDesigner), fin prévu le 28/11
    • Validation conception : OK, voir "BDD Eplications (Draft)" sur GoogleDocs
    • Test sur serveur MySQL + Cayenne : OK
    • Conception Interface EJB: avancement 0%, fin prévu le 7/12
    • Implémentation EJB : avancement 0%, fin prévu le 8/12
  • Phase 3 - Validation et intégration :
    
    

• Controller (Business) (responsibles: Denis, Florian)
  • Phase 1 - Choix des technos : BPEL + EJB
  • Phase 2 - Conception : En cours
  • Phase 3 - Validation et intégration :
    
    

• View (responsibles: Julien, Youssef)
  • Phase 1 - Choix des technos : GWT
  • Phase 2 - Conception : Conception Webservice en cours
  • Phase 3 - Validation et intégration :

Cookbooks Links

• JNDI : Java Naming and Directory Interface - GoogleDocs Link

• JSP : Java Server Pages - GoogleDocs Link

• JDBC : Java Database Connectivity - GoogleDocs Link

• BPEL : Business Process Execution Language - Florian : GoogleDocs Link | E. Exposito : GoogleDocs Link

• Java Entreprise Servers State Of The Union - Java.net Link

• JavaMail - GoogleDocs Link

• SmartGWT - GoogleDocs Link

Documentation

• Using the virtual machine - GoogleDocs Link
• Sun J2EE Documentation - Sun Link

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1. Fase 1: Serão disponibilizadas as funcionalidades mai comuns para o gerenciamento financeiro no geral, podendo cadastrar contas bancárias, cartões, contas à receber/pagar, investimentos, gerar relatórios, etc.
2. Fase 2: Nessa fase outras funcionalidades como mercado de ações, fundos de investimento, cotações online, cálculos de impréstimos, financimentos, etc, serão adicionadas as já existentes.
3. Fase 3: Aqui serão disponibilizadas dicas de investimentos, ações, menores taxas de financiamento, bancos com melhores taxas, pacotes promoçionais, geração de boletos de pagamento, importação de formatos de outros aplicativos financeiros, importação de extratos bancários, etc.

 http://svn.javaforge.com/svn/gw/trunk 

Engineers (incl. Java Developers), Marketers, and Administrators each own 25% of Interdependent.info, respectively, according to 1 of 12 Levels of Experience and Education which they set as a Generational Occupational Group (or Special Interest Group), such as Java Developers. Additionally, Scientists (or Presidents) own 25% of their product (or project) proposals as Specific Business Owners (or Managers) of a Local Employee Group (or Business), and related Global Investment Group (or Conglomerate). If you are interested in joining Interdependent.info as a Java Developer (or Engineer), or possibly as a Scientist (or President) of a Local Employee Group (or Business), then, in addition to joining this project, also join the Interdependent Forum at interdependent.info.

• Generate a License Usage Report showing all of the licenses that your application uses.
• Search multiple JAR files for any class.
• View the manifests and services in each JAR file.
• Extract/download licenses.
• Extract GUI licenses for icon themes that you use.

This functionality may be joined in the official source code if useful.

Everybody may join the project without approval as a developer and update files.

Specifiers of this library/project may be "jr.utl", "jasper-utils", "Jasper Utilities"

Ce lecteur permet de lire les fichiers MP3, leurs ID3 Tags, d'organiser les lectures sous formes de playlists, de composer des playlists à partir d'une bibilothèque chargée, etc.

A platform independent game engine for Lemmings in Java.

Lemmini is the attempt to combine the playing sensation of the original Amiga version of Lemmings with the improved graphics of the Win95 port to create the best possible Lemmings experience on all platforms that support a Java virtual machine. Be aware that you need a copy of "Lemmings for Windows (95)" to play Lemmini.

• Register to Javaforge and send me and email me with short note about why you would like to join Luntbuild.
• Report Bugs or Enhancements Requests here.
• Follow Luntbuild forums by registering for notification here.
• Browse the documentation.
• Check the planned tasks in this report.
• Check the latest builds.

Spiral Approach to Learning Java and Swing

This is an educational project about learning Java and Swing in a step by step (spiral by spiral) manner, starting with a minimal code and finishing with a small project where a user can create boxes and move them around in a diagram.

Click on the Documents tag of the MagicBoxes project and select the mb directory to access either the English or the Bosnian version of the book. Select the code directory to download the spirals, or...

...In order to make commits to the Subversion code repository, a programmer must be an internal developer of the MagicBoxes team. In order to become an internal developer, a programmer must register as a JavaForge user and then join the MagicBoxes project. However, if you want to checkout the code and later make incremental updates of your local code so that you have the latest version of the software, you do not need to register as a JavaForge user. Use the anonymous user account with the anon password.

In order to access the Subversion code repository, you may use the Eclipse IDE (Integrated Development Environment). Subclipse is an Eclipse plug-in that provides the functionality to interact with a Subversion repository, and to do checkouts, commits and updates. In order to use Subversion from Eclipse, you need to install the Subclipse plugin:

• Eclipse/Help/Software Updates/Find and Install...;
• Search for new features to install/Next;
• New Remote Site...;
• Name: Subclipse 1.2.x;
• URL: http://subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.2.x.

You do not need the optional Integration: be sure to uncheck it and keep only the Subclipse plugin checked.

After the installation of the Eclipse plugin for Subversion, open two new perspectives in Eclipse:

• Window/Open Perspective/Other...;
• SVN Repository Exploring;
• Team Synchronizing.

In the SVN perspective connect to the MagicBoxes' repository:

• File/New/Other.../SVN/Checkout projects from SVN/Next;
• Create a new repository location/Next;
• URL: http://svn.javaforge.com/svn/mb;
• User account: anonymous;
• Password: anon.

Select one of the Eclipse projects and check it out by using the pop-up menu.

In the game directory you will find the ModelibraRushHour project done with the Modelibra software, which is another project at JavaForge.

You are invited to join the MagicBoxes project and make new spirals.

"Picross"

Goal of the game

Click on the Documents tag of the Modelibra project and select the download directory to access various zip files of the Modelibra project. If the lib directory is not in a zip file, copy the lib directory from the ModelibraWicketSkeleton.zip file (similar to css and template directories). If you want to update the software on your computer by using only a difference between the version that you have locally and the version that is in the JavaForge repository, use the Subversion software.

In order to make commits to the Subversion code repository, a programmer must be an internal developer of the Modelibra team. In order to become an internal developer, a programmer must register as a JavaForge user and then join the Modelibra project. However, if you want to checkout the code and later make incremental updates of your local code so that you have the latest version of the software, you do not need to register as a JavaForge user. Use the anonymous user account with the anon password.

If you have difficulties with the anonymous account, create a New Account (link in the upper right corner of the home page of JavaForge), Login with the new account, select the Projects tag and join the Modelibra project (automatically as an external developer) .

In order to access the Subversion code repository, you may use the Eclipse IDE (Integrated Development Environment). Subclipse is an Eclipse plug-in that provides the functionality to interact with a Subversion repository, and to do checkouts, commits and updates. In order to use Subversion from Eclipse, you need to install the Subclipse plugin:

• Eclipse/Help/Software Updates/Find and Install...;
• Search for new features to install/Next;
• New Remote Site...;
• Name: Subclipse 1.2.x;
• URL: http://subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.2.x.

You do not need the optional Integration: be sure to uncheck it and keep only the Subclipse plugin checked.

After the installation of the Eclipse plugin for Subversion, open two new perspectives in Eclipse:

• Window/Open Perspective/Other...;
• SVN Repository Exploring;
• Team Synchronizing.

In the SVN perspective connect to the Modelibra's repository:

• File/New/Other.../SVN/Checkout projects from SVN/Next;
• Create a new repository location/Next;
• URL: http://svn.javaforge.com/svn/Modelibra;
• User account: anonymous or your JavaForge account;
• Password: anon or your JavaForge password.

Open the trunk directory, select one of the Eclipse projects and check it out by using the pop-up menu.

For the moment, only a module is being developed, the netbeans startup settings module. You can see an screenshot and more detailed description

For instance to do an anonymous checkout, you must have subversion client installed, then invoke this command line: svn co --username anonymous --password anon http://svn.javaforge.com/svn/netbeans-modules/trunk/nb-settings nb-settings

That will do a checkout of the mais trunk. For this moment, there is not an NBM file available yet.

I have ideas to develop other modules, like:

• Periodic file saving
• Search and replace across several files (opened files at editor, per project, etc.)
• Class decompiler (through Jode)

In 2008, the first version was released by Nuttasate Watcharanurak and Kittisak Tunapong. The output from the first version was only through console. Only two protocols, IP and TCP, were implemented.

In 2009, the software was enhanced by Nodthapob Reangnapapol and Chaipat Jaruchart to display output on simple scrollable GUI. Two more protocols, Wi-Fi and Ethernet, were implemented. Two more protocols, UTP and infrared, were partially implemented

In 2010, the software was enhanced by two teams.

• The first team, Munthana Limapirak and Sarawut Sukjai, focused on improving user friendliness. The output was now separated by protocol. The tab interface was partially implemented. Three more protocols, ARP, RARP, and UDP, were implemented.
• The second team, Chanon Aumphet and Taweesin Lapanuwat, focused on implementing SMTP protocols.

In 2012, the architecture of the software is re-implemented by Rungroj to make it easier to add protocols, different types of output, and others.

Thanks to its reverse engineering capabilities, Open ModelSphere allows graphical visualization of your relational database's architecture, thus making modifications easy. As a complete data modeling tool / software, it allows the generation of SQL scripts from your model as well. It can also generate SQL script enabling you to synchronize your existing database with the model that you modified. Open ModelSphere supports all the database management systems in a generic manner.

Open ModelSphere also includes expert modules to validate the integrity of your architecture and the coherence of what you established (meeting the requirements of each DBMS). This validation expertise will help you save research time among the multitude of restrictions that exists in each management system.

Open ModelSphere also helps systems analysts to integrate the creation of data flow and business process diagrams and to elaborate an enterprise's workflow and logistics. You can specify resources, transactions, communicational exchanges, cost calculated in time, money and effort, etc. Open ModelSphere is not restricted to business process modeling, but also allows you to set up the technical design at the application system level.

Open ModelSphere supports you to schematize the various processes' details in a hierarchical manner, thus enabling you to decompose a process in subprocesses. This way, it is easy to keep an overview, while having access to a very detailed view of the processes. When setting the data flow diagram, it becomes easier to design a relational database that meets the company's needs, hence avoiding loss of time and money.

Last, but not least - Open ModelSphere provides the functionality of a rich UML modeling tool / software. You can create Activity, Class, Collaboration, Component, Deployment, Package, Sequence, Statechart and Use Case diagrams. With respect to the coexistence of relational and object-oriented approaches, class models can be linked to data models. Moreover, class models can be generated from data models and vice versa.

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