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An open-source, SQL2-compliant, extensible, programmer-friendly set of Java 1.4 classes for parsing and representing SQL constructs as strongly-typed objects.

The Personal Data Interchange (PDI) standard was initially developed by Versit for the communication of data including the popular vCard and vCalendar types. This Java package allows a programmer to take an InputStream and parse its PDI data.

PerfectScore is a mock exam for the Sun Certified Java Programmer exam. It has a large database of questions covering all objectives of the exam.

A tool for increasing the quality of Java applications. It allows the programmer to use design by contract and define other development aspects right in the classes where they are relevant, as JavaDoc comments. It's a combination of AspectJ and xDoclet.

Jarel is a simulated robot living in a simulated world. Jarel has more or less the same capabilities as Karel developed by Richard Pattis. Jarel is implemented as a Java class which the student/programmer extends, and supporting classes.

Simple Real Time Strategy Engine provides a simple way for creating Java multiplayer games that can be played with a small delay between users action the actual response in the game. The programmer can focus on his game and the engine does the communica

Tom's Javascript Animation Engine is a javascript engine that handles ascii animation. It is meant to be easy-to-use for the non-programmer, and likewise quite hackable for the entry-level programmer.

Chronogears is an interactive, sprite-based animation system written in 100% Java. Chronogears makes used of Graphics 2D technology. The ultimate goal of Chronogears is to allow non-programmer to create high performance, interactive, complex video games

YAFIRPO is a system that help people to handle its team in the game F1 Project (www.f1project.org)

J$VM is an object-oriented javascript programming framework, especially for Java programmer

This is a Java-based alternative for keeping track of project time on Tickspot.com; although Tickspot does offer a desktop app, it is written in Adobe Air - it doesn't run well under Linux, and crashes a fair amount. This project is an effort to bring a more rock-solid and programmer-friendly desktop app to what is otherwise an excellent time tracking system. By using Java, this project opens the possibility of launching the application as either an installable desktop application (it's primary goal), or to launch it in Java Webstart, or even embed it as a Java Applet.