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Property File Editor that stores Property Strings in HTML. Scans Java source for "getString"-calls and assigns them to properties. Scans existing property files and displays overview of translation. All input Strings are converted to HTML.
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This date parser for Java will parse the input from human people as date value. Differently to the SimpleDateFormat it will completely missing part with the current date. It will support all available locales (i18n). It has a very small foot print.
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International Address Formats project provides for every country in the world a java.text.MessageFormat-like format for producing text (or XML/HTML-like) representation of a given address data object appropriate for a given destination country.
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My intention is develop an application to send SMS messages I want do that because is very slow access to the web page to send the SMS in the navigator.
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A knowledgment management system written in Java under JBoss 4.2.3 Server, with richfaces 3.3.0BETA4. Including fileconversion from html to pdf and rich:editor component without special syntaxing.
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