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Syoncloud
Hadoop, Hbase, HBase Web Client, Flume based log analytics system
Syoncloud Logs enables you to process log files from various applications using Hadoop, Flume and HBase. It has an easy installation and configurations interface. It has Syoncloud HBase web client. It displays tree of HBase tables and column families linked to paginated grid of data. -
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La_Azada is an OLAP client developed in java (Eclipse Rich Client Application), and based on olap4j. Supports mondrian and XMLA drivers.
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Billing system solution. Library for credit card/ACH processing, recurring billing and subscription management for member and donor centered organizations. Provides a way for POS / retail / recurring credit card and bank account processing.
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OSBI (open source business intelligence) is a set of libraries developed in JAVA that implement a BI platform. It also provides a sample server that accepts commands in XML format and a sample web client (JSP, Servlets) to the server
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