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Beigesoft Enterprise Information System
JEE based Accounting web-application.
Beigesoft™ EIS is free accounting software. This is JEE-WEB-based software that works anywhere - on MS Windows, Mac, Linux and Android. This is the first version of the successor to Beige Accounting All In One. The main goal was successfully achieved, it works noticeably faster on weak devices such as a smartphone than its predecessor. It works as: * Standalone A-Jetty web-app for standard Java (Ms Windows, Mac, Nix...). * Standalone A-Jetty web-app for Android (use "Beigesoft... -
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With Alfresco Audit Analysis and Reporting (A.A.A.R.) is provided a solution to extract, store and query audit data together with the document/folder informations at a very detailed level, with the goal to be useful to the end-user in a very easy way. To reach that goal, to make the data more friendly for the end-user, the data are published in reports in well-known formats (pdf, Microsoft Excel, csv, etc.) and stored directly in Alfresco as static documents organized in folders, versioned,...
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Its my college project for Natural Disaster Response Unit Management Information System Based On Java Standard Edition (J2SE) using IDE Netbeans and DBMS MySQL. Supported language in the system is Bahasa Indonesia.
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PDFcat will be a platform-independent JAVA application, that helps to manage thousands of books, articles, lecture notes, music sheets in PDF format. I also want to support txt, djvu, and zipped pacgages. I will use sqlite for the sake of portability
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CoreMan (Correspondence Management System) is a web-based document and correspondence management system that enables companies and organizations to develop an easily accessible digital document and correspondence archive that can be efficiently managed.
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OpenFakt is an open source Java invoicing and billing system using XML definition files for various forms (address book, articles, invoices, stock management). It is language, database and platform independent and aims at small to big companies.
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