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ODO is: 1) Real-Time ORM; 2) Real-Time DBMS like TimesTen; 3) Real-Time Grid like Coherence; with deep integration ORM+DBMS+Grid; Last News: ODO Becomes Commercial and public project was frozen.
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JaDiMa (Java Distributed Machine} is a collaborative platform to construct high performance distributed java applications on grid platforms. It is a system that automatically and transparently manages the remote libraries used in a java application.
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Provides a full featured multi-layer graph canvas with customizable grid and non-pixel based coordinate systems.
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fuzzyweka provides an implementation of a classifier for fuzzy classification based on fuzzy if-then rules for WEKA.This classifier renowned the Simple Fuzzy Grid method proposed by the work of Ishibuchi and Al.
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Want to build a Java/Swing form-based GUI fast without the baggage of code generation? Is your head spinning from XyzListeners, SwingWorkers, and GridBagLayout? Snap your JComponents onto a 2-D grid, bind them to your properties...GUI accomplished!
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FlexibleGridLayout aims to be a grid based Java Swing LayoutManager that is easier to use than a GridBagLayout but more powerful than a GridLayout (e.g. columns with different widths, elements spanning more than one cell, ...).
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