Search Results for "printer pages counter"

.... JavaMelody is easy to integrate in most applications and is lightweight (no profiling and no database). JavaMelody includes statistics of predefined counters (currently HTTP requests, SQL requests, jsf actions, struts actions, JSP pages, and methods of business façades if EJB3, Spring or Guice) with, for each counter.

This app is a cost-efficient way of maintaining records of poojas, donations made by people and also all the financial records in temples. Using this app, people in the temple counter will be able to enter all the details regarding the poojas they want or some donations they want to do for the temple. This app is connected to a printer so that it will print the details of pooja registrations of users. The app has a login interface and only some people like General secretary, president...

Let's say you want to save paper when printing a document. To do so, you can print on both sides of paper sheets or print multiple pages on each side of the sheets, like done in handouts. Most printers and printer dialogues don't offer an easy way to do these two simple tasks, that's where dualPrint comes in. Tell dualPrint basic information about the document's pages and it will generate the outputs to copy into the printer dialogues. dualPrint eliminates the need to manually change between...

... indempentently from a java development environment just from a shell call (exectutable) The website offers several examples how it works. These are: - Simple examples demonstrating looping within a page or create several pages based on the data of a simple Excelsheet. - Website/document creation by the web-site itself - Creating sql, model, model classes from a model sheet and load data with it - Extend actions with a java code line counter

A free java printer management tool for larger companies. You can use it to browse your network printers using your ldap directory (active directory supported), check printed pages,and generate reports. Runs on Windows, UNIX, Mac OS.

WebCounters is a Web Service written in Java which provides web counter, web ring, and web statistics services through JAX-RPC API. The services can also be accessed through simple HTTP GET so that they can be easily incorporated into existing web pages.