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BidNobble is a Java based eBay auction tool. You can track eBay auctions and the snipe tool allows you to schedule your bid to be placed seconds before the auction ends. IMPORTANT: download and support on the homepage, the downloads here are out of date!
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Auction Mage is a sniper software to manage and bid on your online auctions. It has many features: multi-language, bid now, bidding groups, timesync, $ and euro support, RAS connect, browser control (server mode), ...
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Web Auction management KIT for Amateurs. A multi-user Java Servlet based application for managing the data associated with silent and oral auctions.
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Gavel is a Web application for hosting charity auctions online. It was orginally developed for use by a public broadcasting station and is being refactored for general use.
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The "Business to Business Operating System" is a set of Java-based modules for providing auctions, catalogs, directories as an open-source alternative to B2B E-Marketplaces. The "operating system" aspect relates to the resource allocation capability.
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jCase is a simulation toolkit for the evaluation of combinatorial auctions. Such auctions are used to allocate resources that are complementarities or substitutes.
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