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The Titan Firewall is an interface Web to manage firewall based on Linux with iptables. It supports filtrate of packages, NAT, logs, VPN's... Implemented in Java and jsp.
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Web analyzer for logs from different formats, which output XML reports, multi-hosts logs file supported, possibility to apply an XSL page to ouput in HTML, and use of SVG to make the graphs. The project includes the library to parse HTTP_USER_AGENT
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JMSN is a pure Java Microsoft MSN Messenger clone, including Instant messaging, File Send/Receive, msnlib (for developers), and additional chat log etc. JMSN has many interesting features that MSN doesn't have.
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Amalgam is an application that allows clients to register with a central client repository and be managed (single or group) by a single remote admin client. Pull log files, push new releases/software, start/stop applications
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Soldat Statistics Web Application. For all those Soldat Fans, this will show you how good you are... Teams, Players, Guns, One-on-One, Secondary weapons, Time statistics and more...All-in-one, last game only, by time, by Map, by Log file...
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"Fiber" is a java library which adds functionalities to the Sun java standard library : new Swing widgets ( preferences dialog, event log , ... ) , new supported protocols ( rss ) , frameworks ( user tracking on web applications ) and other utilities
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Sliver is a Server daemon and a client program that reads log files, and accept remote commands through the TOC protocol using Net::Aim and encryption. Sliver is written mostly using Perl, but this may change.
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Quezen is an administration tool for OpenJMS written in Java / SWT. Quezen can add, delete, send messages to, and monitor queues/topics running on multiple servers. Quezen can also organize log output generated by the components of your system.
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Xing is a complete MVC framework to develop Swing (not only) based Java applications. Xing allows user interfaces to be defined using XML. It includes data-form binding, log, preference etc. Mediator patter simplifies the controller part implementation.
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NAMD Log Parser sorts through the log file generated by NAMD and extracts energy information to export to a graphing program or used in the basic graph provided.
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The application will be able to provide further information about the location of a host by analyzing the senders IP address. It works like other localizer software and provides different types of visualisation (map, text).
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ShamStats is a program which parses server logs from Counter-Strike:Source servers and then outputs all player statistics in HTML. Written in JAVA, this program runs on all platforms with JRE.
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TailBlazer is a graphical version of the UNIX 'tail' utility. It allows you to monitor log files as they are written. New lines appear as they are written. TailBlazer takes this a step further by supporting pattern matching, filtering, and notification
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MyHealth is a JAVA program that help's you stay in good health by controling your weight to an optimal value. With this program, you will log what you eat daily,your weight and exercise. It will provide reports that will help you acheive your goal.
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bitacora web log (blog) developed in java, powered by Struts, hibernate and tiles. Looked at overcoat to support picture maintenance.
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The 'Monitor' application, which consists of 2 parts, a MonitorServer (linux daemon) and a MonitorClient (java gui), will enable the user to monitor and log server process, memory, network and cpu information of multiple servers at a time.
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Tools for the Budget SysAdmin<> Pix Log Parser: It parses pix logs for information and creates reports from it <> SGZLogs. Searches gzipped logs for multiple terms and saves reports.<>
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jECTS is a JAVA project that focuses on some of the aspects of ECTS (= European Credit Transfer System). Mainly the translation of local grades into ECTS grades and the generation of a ToR (Transcript of Records).
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LittleWebStats is an Open Source project written in Java that aims at producing accurate information on Web Site Visitors behavior. It uses JFreeChart Library for creating the charts.
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A HTTP-Proxy (TCP-Forwarder) which allows to measure and block (filter) Internet Access for Stations or Rooms online on a PHP-Page. Designed, recommended and used for classrooms with public internet access. It is neccesary to have a Privacy-Agreement
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Java Squid Log Analizer with PHP Web Viewer. At this stage a tool called log2sql is already available a can load squid access.log files into a normalized DB. Tester are welcome..
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Robocup log analyser. Analyses log files generated for studying passing in Robocup and creates spreadsheets.
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SiteEngine is a Servlet based web subsystem purposed to simplify of managing of site content (but it is not a Content Management System, it is just a lib).
