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A java servlet that generates a cool DHTML web calendar showing user-defined events. It has a full-month, thumbnail-month(s) & year views. Its events is grouped in different categories, each corresponding to a user-specified CSS file for its appearance
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A Java library to handle the Microsoft Exchange object (Contact, Calendar entries, tasks) in an easy way. Build on top of Slide (using Exhange WebDAV client) The library can be used for Java CRM / planning/ PIM software to integrate with Exchange.
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BlogWelder is a dynamic (unlike blogger) content management system (CMS). Supports journal entries, perma-links, trackback (referers), polls, rated comments, rss xml feed, calendar, dynamic menus, and multiple topics. Java and JSP. Ultimate blogging tool
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With the Google JSP Tag Library, developers and designers can easily incorporate Google queries, search results, cached pages and spelling suggestions into any web site or application. The Google Tag Library makes full use of the Google Web Service APIs.
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DatePicker and DateEdit are Swing components that let you easily add calendar functionality to any Java application. Both components extend JPanel and can be incorporated into dialogs, frames and other Swing components that support JPanel components.
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Ethiopica Calendar is a perpetual Ethiopian calendar tool written in Java. It features Gregorian/Ethiopian dates and display in Ethiopic Numerals, Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahdo major fast and feast dates (moving and fixed) & tabots.
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jPim is an Open Source effort to implement a PIM library in Java that provides a reuseable business object model for contacts/contact management and calendar data/calendar management and util packages that provide persistency and marshalling/unmarshallin
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Goal of this project is the development of a web-based office suite (spreadsheet, calendar, mail, ...) using Java Servlets and JSP.
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AllDay is an application to manage, display and print calendrical and astronomical information such as different calendar systems, holidays, sun and moon. It is a true calendar rather than a scheduler.
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YaGO stands for "Yet another Great Organizer". It will features an address book, a calendar, and meetings, project and todo managers.
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Claros InTouch is a webmail, instant messenger, addressbook, calendar and notes application. Written with usability and enterprise readiness in mind, Claros inTouch aims to fulfill the need for a stable, full featured Ajax messaging application
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Libellus is a pocket agenda or PIM. It allows one to schedule events, hold a contact list, view a calendar and perform a few other odds and ends tasks.
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MightyCal is a web-based calendaring system that aims to be the "MS Access {tm}" of the calendaring world. Built on Zope and Apache Cocoon, MightyCal provides the ability to develop custom calendars, with output in HTML, PDF, RTF & many other formats
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Moonglow is a command-line application which queries data from a variety of sources and formats the results using user-defined Velocity templates. The data sources are generally XML web services, such as Google or Amazon.
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Event Calendar platform suitable for use as a hosted, software as a service offering. Exposes event management and event queries as web services allowing easy integration between calendar applications.
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WebCalender is a Java servlet event calendar with a browser interface. Suitable for single user or group use, it has popup windows with rudimentary authentication for entering event data. Event data are stored in a MySQL database.
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projectION aims to be the definitive project management and team organization tool under the J2EE platform. With projectION you will be able to manage your calendar, teams, projects, tasks, times in a simple and efficient manner.
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Gregorian calendar date recurrance as described by RRULE in rfc2445. This is an open source java implementation of that rule. When the rule is used, you can ask for all matching dates or given a date find the next/previous occurance.
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Address Book as Java Swing Applet with searching, sorting, different views on the data (XML+XSLT=HTML), birthday calendar, JDateChooser, sending of mails, download and upload of address books through firewalls, import of and export to other address books
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Program to calculate Easter date for any year. It can also display palm Sunday, Ash Wedenesday, Lent and other dates. In the future, it will be a complete holiday calendar.
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Developing JavaServer Pages (JSP)? Tired of writing the same code over and over again (e.g. displaying a calendar)? Take this custom taglib that contains nice and practical tags for rendering dynamic content from JavaServer Pages.
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JSherlock is a clone of the well known application "Sherlock" on MacOS. It is a frontend for querying various internet-search websites such as yahoo, google, freshmeat .... JSherlock is extendable via plugins.
