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...All the data associated with an item as well as the names of the item images are stored in a MySQL database on the users PC. Other things I found useful to photograph were items on shelves like books or CDs. By providing a zoom and rotate features I was able to browse my books or CDs on my shelves anywhere in the house. The more I used the program the more features I wanted to add. The program is fairly generic and can be used for a variety of collections within a tree structure. Digital images are easy to take and cost very little to store. ...

xBook is a common framework for several archaeo-related database applications developed and published by Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich. All database applications that are based on the framework (called Books) provide the same basic technical features, but each application can be extended individually. Especially the Synchronisation and the User Rights Management are strong features that allow creating backups and sharing your data to collaborate with other users. The Synchronisation is the base for future cross-application similarity searches involving all available Books.

"The Librarian" is a flexible cataloguing software for your collections of books, CDs, DVDs, or any type of collection you could think of.

This is a personal books and movie catalog using Java and an embedded database. It lets you keep track of almost everything you have in your personal home library.

jUniMedia is a webbased multi-user application for storing informations about medias like mp3s, videos or even books. It will be possible to configure which information are stored and how the fields are declarated.

Saramago is a Library Manager written in Java. It connects to a MySQL database to store borrowers, books, and loans informations. Saramago is built with localization in mind, so it can be fully translated to any language without the need for recompiling

The Java Library Management System is designed to help simplify the task of managing a physical library (as opposed to software libraries), consisting of individual inventory items such as books, tapes, optical media, etc.