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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
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Java utility classes to perform high quality image down-scaling, rotation and crop of jpeg images using JAI (Java Advanced Imaging) The project includes an HTML 5 canvas to define cropp parameters on a client, for server side generation of high quali
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Salto framework is an AJAX based framework which makes possible to build a Web application very quickly. Thanks to AJAX mechanism, datas exchanges between client side an server side are reduced. You are able to refresh only a part of the screen.
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Java applet used to make graphical teleconferences (like the whiteboard in Netmeeting). When you draw something on your table, all remote users can see it. It features a client-server architecture and a high-color palette. Keywords: java blackboard
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