Search Results for "java application"

UJAC is a collection of Java components that may be useful for your project. It provides a powerful expression interpreter, a iText based document processing engine that generates PDF documents based on XML templates, a charting library and much more.

The Java Picture Organizer application lets users build collections of images that they can then search, browse, show and share with others. An HTML export facility is available that allows web pages to be generated.

UltraKiss is a computer program that implements the Kisekae Set system, KiSS, a Japanese graphics system originally developed to facilitate costume changes on virtual dolls. UltraKiss was developed to help artists build their KiSS sets. It is a full featured viewer for all KiSS dolls, games, and visual applications. It is also a complete graphical development environment for creating KiSS applications. It fully implements the FKiSS event driven programming language up to and including...

Calc Mosaic is a program to create mosaic art from images with OpenOffice Calc. This can be used to create cool stop-motion movies.

Web-based photo / movie / general media management and sharing application geared towards sharing media with friends and family.

JPhotoMosaic is a java application capable of creating an image formed with small pictures, this will allow you to create cool landscapes or precious moments with all your pictures that you have taken in a travel, wedding, etc. JPhotoMosaic project is based in JImage Mosaic from Jim Drewes, my idea is continue the work by optimizing and updating the product for modern usage, it will take some time I know...

A simple, easy to extend, parameter driven and customisable Java application that displays JPEG images. An advanced end-user is required to install and amend parameters and create the file that contains the list of folders that contain the images. The application is started through a command window executing the Java run-time environment. Key "Esc" ends the application. Key "h" displays options.

ginp is a Java Web Application for Viewing Photo Collections. It automatically presents the folders and files that have been placed on the web server with scp, nfs, ftp, webdav etc.., as a browsable Picture Gallery.

This project is the beginning of a big photo book conversion tool. Starting with ifolor (from switzerland) and output to scribus (which is a DTP application and can easily be used to create a pdf), I plan to also support other formats and support cross conversion, but for that I need YOUR INPUT (at least test files). Also other output formats are possible, but I didn't find a better format in the open source world than scribus yet. The project runs in a Java virtual machine. The project has now gone to GitHub: https://github.com/daald/fotobuch-convert/

Java Image Album (jIA) is a easy to use wizard-style Java application that generates HTML photo albums. Automatically resize your images and produce a set of HTML pages including index pages with thumbnails and detailed caption pages for each photo.

This application takes some directories or a list of files that are applied to the Windows desktop. They are changed by interval, day time, or once a session. The images are resized to the screens resolution to fit the dimensions. It uses the jdic incuba

ProjiCast is a Java application for displaying pictures, slideshows and video files on a screen. ProjiCast uses a server and client architecture where the client controls the server which displays the files requested by the client. Uses Mplayer to display

100% portable java application. Designed to work like Microsoft (c) PowerPoint or OppenOffice Impress, but the program itself as well as the presentation is distributed as a single jar.

JPhotoAlbum is a Java desktop application for quick browsing, organizing and commenting digital photographs and publishing the resulting albums as web pages. Albums are saved in XML formatted files which are transformed to HTML with XML stylesheets

Swing based scala/java application for preparing and running picture presentations in a form of a graph. This form allows for example following different presentation paths depending on audience interest, it also allows grouping of similar pictures.

A web-based photo gallery implemented as a Java web application. Provides a web interface for gallery creation and photo editing, gallery browsing, automatic image resizing, keywords, and indexing by date taken and date posted.

OpenWorship is a simple and easy-to-use multimedia application for presenting lyrics to worship. OpenWorship is free software, and is designed to be usable on all of the major platforms (windows, mac os, linux).

This application generates a visualization of the all the activity within a subversion repository. It generates a frame for each hour of the life of the repository which can then be turned into a movie.

jwpa stands for Java Web-based Photo Album. It is a web application allowing to present and manage a photo Gallery, typically built from digital cameras.

Java application to manage and display song lyrics in worship services. We are moving to Google Code, please visit us at http://code.google.com/p/datasoul/

The OdfChartBuilder Java™ API can be used to read and render charts specified in Open Document Format XML. Charts are rendered using the JFreeChart open source API. The project includes a Java™ Swing application (OdfChartViewer) for chart viewing.

This Java application serves to transform W3C XML Schema instances into interactive diagrams in SVG format. The diagram represents structure of XML files and provides information about individual items – elements and attributes.

A Java desktop application, allowing you to `retrace` your trips. Import your photos, place them on a map, and relive your trip.

AbuGraph is a freely available Java application for the layout and visualization of directed graphs. Bound to a TCP port, it supports dynamic graph creation receiving commands from a telnet console or another third party application.

Echo2Impress is an application based on NextApp's Echo used to create presentations