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Jaguar is a browser totaly written in Java, it will run on every operation system where a Java VirtualMachine 1.3 is installed. The Browser is not designed to render very complex and big webpages, it will only support simple tables and simple webpages.
The JRRE project is a Java runtime environment implementation based on Sun's Java 2 VirtualMachine specification. The system is currently under development at Appalachian State University by undergraduates Christopher Ellsworth and Clarence Alston.
Model implementation for the BaSa language, a Turing-like language. This simple language is to be run in a virtualmachine.
The proposed language specification is defined in http://www.cs.ui.ac.id/kuliah/IKI40800/model.html
nsjava is a loadable c-module which embeds a java virtualmachine in aolserver. This module is being developed to support the openacs project - see http://openacs.org, but it could find general application as a web development tool.
Daemon4J is a helpful ghost for those who
- dont like Java startup speed, esp. when the actual program needs
only a second
- dont know the classpath to use
- want to hide Java behind an innocent command line tool
- are not ready for the Big Serve
Janux is a project to port the java virtualmachine directly on top of the Linux kernel using
bypassing the traditional posix enviroment. This results in very fast java implementation for linux and and opportinuty to develop java based operating syste
Internet C++/Internet VirtualMachine is a high-speed, open-source alternative to Java and .NET. Applications written in standard languages, such as C and C++. OpenGL 1.2 support brings portable high-speed 3D graphics and games.
A small, efficient and reliable java virtualmachine aimed at portable devices (but also runnable on desktop computers), initially written by Rick Wild of Wabasoft. This account is for the development of the VM core and the associated core java packages.
xdProf is a tool that captures and analyzes stack traces sent at a fixed interval from Java Virtual Machines in a distributed system. The xdProf client uses a C/C++ Java VirtualMachine Profiling Interface (JVMPI) library and works on many platforms.
A Linux kernel module JVM, derived from kissme (also on SourceForge). Includes a host build for debugging. Built with an eye toward the JOS Project (http://www.jos.org).
Pocket Smalltalk is Smalltalk-80 for small machines. Currently we support PalmOS with a virtualmachine. We are looking for ports to other devices. PSt consists of an IDE (currently for Win32), which generates executables from Smalltalk source.
Altair Virtual Infrastructure Manager is a JSP based Web Application to manage Virtual Networks and Machines and their users, not only a virtualmachine manager. Users also can manage their own machines and networks connections.
Leafpile is a Z-code interpreter, a Java implementation of the Z-machinevirtualmachine used for running Infocom/Inform interactive fiction story files. Leafpile seeks complete compliance with the Z-machine Standards Document 1.0.
A VirtualMachine Linux appliance (for Virtualbox). This Fedora Remix puts emphasis on Java based applications. Includes OpenOffice.org, OpenJDK, browser plug-ins (IcedTea), and popular Java based applications like Azureus/Vuze, jEdit, and more.