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    Bambi Editor

    Bambi Editor

    Have fun with images!

    ...Bambi as all my other projects live @ https://github.com/mrazjava BambiEditor is a user friendly desktop image manipulation tool capable of easy and fast filter transformations and no-nonse printing. BambiEditor is also a web authoring tool for developers to allow their end users to upload images scaled exactly to specific web requirements. Simply deploy Bambi as Java Web Start, replace the default FilesystemImageExporter plugin with one of web upload plugins and you're good to go! It offers cam support by integrating native libs from OpenIMAJ, so it still runs on all platforms. Bambi's roots date back to 2010 when I wrote a customized applet image uploader for a friend of mine. ...
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    Java Image Resizer and Uploader. This is an open source Java applet which allows web app developers to provide an easy way for their users to upload properly sized images to a web server using client-side resources for expensive resizing operations.
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