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SimplePrint implements a streaming text printing model for Java 1.3. The application instantiates a single object, a document, and then adds an arbitrary amount of text. Paragraphs and pages are generated and formatted automatically.
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The OpenOCS project is groupware software which allows groups to work on projects. Client/Server architecture written in Java with a MySQL database and PHP front end.
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Open source Interactive Graphical Multiuser System for developing from online RPG/Adventure Games to strategy games like Starcraft. It includes a complete IDE (code editor, sprite and animation editor, scenario editor, debugger), a compiler and a server.
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HTMLInc is a Java program that is designed to process include files within html source files and generate HTML pages. The program can be used to republish an entire site after changing only a few files.
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ZeroKode is a Web-based visual development tool for authoring ZK Ajax pages with drag-and-drop. ZeroKode was originally developed by Chris Spiliotopoulos, Greece.