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Flow4J is a java framework, that enables the user to model process flow with a gui interface. The flow may include tasks, decisions or calls to other process flows. The saved flow is in a jar file together with its bytecode.

The purpose of SNX is to have a modular series of components that report back to a central repository and 'AI' for pattern recognition and anomoly detection. This is to help with IDS systems, and to move to the next generation of security.

jChart is a free Java library for drawing complex business & scientific charts. It may be used in Java applications and applets as a Swing-like GUI component, and also in servlets to publish the charts on the Web in several formats.

A java based digital logic simulator, designed to be used as an educational tool. uses a GUI to allow users to quickly and easily create and visualise circuits from simple components. User can create custom components

Fungus is a framework for distributed simulation by multi-agents. It uses a very modular architecture. A GUI is provided. In our model, everything is Agent. Even the environnement. You have an access to the communication's 'canals'.

Calculates the shape of a telescope mirror from a sequence of Foucault test images. Java-based GUI simplifies entering and organizing measurement data. Logging and comparison functions enable quantification of the effects of various figuring strokes.

JPlot is a multi-purpose data plotting program for use as the graphic front-end of (scientific) software. JPlot is also available as a stand-alone application with a complete and easy-to-use graphic user interface (GUI).

This program is for generating 3-D regular grid files from scattered data. It is GUI based, reads scattered data, gets options about how to make the 3-D interpolation.

Metaballs is a Java library and GUI for creating images using a collection of 2D metaballs (soft object) algorithms.

The Integrative Biology VRE is a web-based graphical user interface and repository that provides an environment where biological simulation experiments can be constructed without the need for any knowledge of unix, cluster computing, or shell scripting.

TOPO is a simple tool that allows the user to create and manipulate arbitrary Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) topologies without worrying about the anomalies that could arise using a text-base topology description. It is fast and easy to use and can accelerate small scale projects such as network simulation. The tool is still undergoing development stage and is open to extension. One the candidate component to be soon integrated is a WSN discrete event simulator.

Project goals: Provide a GUI-based Java application which allows the user to compute trajectories and key physical values of different bodies in different fluids. The acquired data is used subsequently to visualize the trajectory via animation.