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MyCoRe
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MyCoRe is an Open Source project for the development of Repositories, Digital Library and archive solutions. The technical base of the system is formed of Java class libraries, XML technology and different database backends. Since 2015 we use https://mycore.atlassian.net/ for bug tracking. Please use our ticket system there. -
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Wicket-based Java web application for managing exam records at a university. Originially created for the University of Jena during practical course of "Database Systems 2" lecture: http://www.informatik.uni-jena.de/dbis/lehre/ss2009/dbae/index.html Currently running for the department of Computer Science at University of Jena: http://pruefprot.minet.uni-jena.de/Login
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A system to help with the distribution of Watchtower and Awake! magazines within congregations of Jehovah's Witnesses. The system builds on the freely available Express-C Edition of IBM DB2 Database. There are scripts available for setting up the db
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A contest entry for the IBM XML Challenge. This project entails a program suite, containing both server-side and client-side components. The program itself is a management system for grades, courses and students for European higher education.
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A Java library which allows to parse the latest freely available RDF files available at DMOZ (Open Directory Project) and inserts them into any JDBC compliant relational database (i.e. MySQL, PostgreSQL and others to come like Oracle, MS Access, SQLite).
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JLink lets users author flow charts based on ISO 5807 and IBM standards. Developers can use JLink to add flowcharts to applications, serve a flow chart over the web in PDF or PNG, or dynamically create a flowchart with Javascript, Python or Ruby scripts
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OpenSiteSearch is the new Open Source version of OCLC's original java-based web application for building Z39.50 portals (i.e. virtual union catalogues). This project is specifically aimed at the library community.
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Entry for the IBM ODF 2006 Coding Challenge. Extensible program to verify the accessibility of an Open Document file (*.odt). Makes use of RELAXNG schemas to identify particular deviations from accessibility.
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TabletERD is a CASE tool that supports the drawing of ERDs and takes full advantage of the features of the Tablet PC.
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Bytecode Examinator - This is a gui application that aids students learning of Java bytecode and Java class file construction. It provides visual insight to assembly and disassembly of Java bytecode.
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It is a Web Application to manage and optimize an online file and documentation sharing strategy. It allows an institution to publish papers with searchable interface. A particular space is reserving to exchange curriculum and job's offers.
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It is a specific project for a Topographical Department, that contains Lisp tools for AutoCad, a desktop system for departament´s internal information management, and a web application for the management level for consultations and solicitations.
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