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The PUMA Repository is a collection of Pascal units for medical informatics. It contains reusable source code for a wide field of health-care application development. The code includes a support engine for the European Data Format (EDF and EDF+), converting functions for units of measurement and an HL7 engine. PUMA is compatible with Lazarus and Free Pascal. Some of the units also support other Pascal implementations including Delphi, winsoft Pocket Studio and other compilers.

dbf is an easy-to-use command line tool to show and convert the content of dBASE III, IV, and 5.0 files. It reads dBASE databases and prints the content to the screen or converts it to comma-separated (*.csv) files which can be opened in Excel, Calc.

A system for developing custom XML editors with ease. XML editors are built from Java editing components.

A small and easy to use framebuffer graphics library

<b>JAVA LOGGING API that targets:<br> - Simplicity (1 line to init & log, no external objects)<br> - Maintability (auto monthly & yearly archives)<br> - Performance (bckg min priority thread pool)<br> - Extensibility (simple design)<br> Try it!</b>

The goal of this project is to create a new peer-to-peer system that is capable of supporting instant messaging, encryption, and secure sharing.

Metrics calculator tool, with plugin support to easily adapt to any language

This project will represent a software created specially for a big company that wants to organize or manage projects. In other words, it's a project manager written in php/mysql. Look on the homepage link to see the last version of the project working.

SOAP 1.2 Implementation Written in Java. The difference between SOAPAnywhere (SAW) and Implementations such as Apache SOAP and Axis is that SAW can not only be run through a WebAPP container but can also run in both a standlone mode and as an integrated

Sum-It is spreadsheet application for the BeOS. It was orignally developed by Maarten Hekkelman (www.hekkelman.com) and later released as Free Software. An initial release was made from Maarten's source, but development has ceased.