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Opt4J is an open source Java-based framework for evolutionary computation. It contains a set of (multi-objective) optimization algorithms such as evolutionary algorithms (including SPEA2 and NSGA2), differential evolution, particle swarm optimization, and simulated annealing. The benchmarks that are included comprise ZDT, DTLZ, WFG, and the knapsack problem. The goal of Opt4J is to simplify the evolutionary optimization of user-defined problems as well as the implementation of arbitrary...

3D Grapher is a software for plotting functions of two variables. It is a simple, easy to use, GPU accelerated, tool for making various surface plots. Additional requirements: JDK / JRE 8 OpenGL 2+

SwingStates is a library that adds state machines and a powerful canvas widget to the Java Swing user interface toolkit. SwingStates is useful to modify interaction with existing Swing widgets or to build new widgets using SwingStates' canvas.

Use this suite of Application Programming Interface (API) platforms to share web content across multiple channels. Mobile and tablet applications, widgets, and web pages may use the APIs to deliver and update content. The APIs allow content reuse and reduce development costs and product time-to-market. The APIs are available as .NET or Java instances. For more information, see the ReadMe.txt file in the downloadable zip archive. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs office (ASPA) developed these APIs in collaboration with the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) Center for Tobacco Products (CTP). ...

Geoportal Server is a standards-based, open source product that enables discovery and use of geospatial resources including data and services.

AJT is a set of utility classes for Java for handling some bioinformatics data, graphics file export, GUI widgets, and classes that should long have been added to the official Java API.

This project aims to be a easy-to-use toolkit of algorithms and utilities for semantic data mining. So far all algorithms are implemented as web services and we provide widgets for their use in the Orange4WS data mining platform.

The promise of SOA leads us down the path of creating, publishing and both statically and dynamically consuming run-time service. These services can be either human consumable (web sites, widgets and/or portlets) or machine consumable (REST, SOAP, JMS, MQ, FTP, RMI, etc) services. The adoption and usage of UDDI has made clear that it is not the answer to the dynamic discovery and consumption model. This Service-Registry project targets the next generation of application and how they will both publish and consume run-time service and propogate registry entries across a network of registries. ...

...Check out the showcase : http://gwt-mapfish.sourceforge.net/showcase/GwtMapFishShowcase.html I see there are still some downloads, so I feel I have to advise against using this project. It barely has any functionality, and anyway you'd be better off with home-made GWT widgets and Java logic. GWT-OpenLayers is OK, but don't go further in JS-library wrapping, or it gets messy.

Fuzzy numbers and basic fuzzy arithmetics (+, -, *, /, 1/x) implementation written in Java. Should be used as a library, but it also has a GUI which demonstrates its capabilities (using SWT widgets).

GISWidgets is a set of reusable UI widgets for geographic applications (GIS), such as referencing dialogs, legends, styling widgets or map panes. The project is based on GeoTools (in Java) and supports several GUI toolkits (e.g Swing, SWT). Note that, while functional, this library is not developed any further.

Avian Freeware Suite (AFS) provides two things: Developers with libraries for Java Swing Widgets, XML handling, Fortran95 and Pascal; End users (Medical students, doctors, scientists) with productivity tools they can use (quizzes, XML databasing & PDF)

GeoWidgets is a set of reusable UI widgets for geographic applications (GIS), such as referencing dialogs, legends, styling widgets or map panes. The project is based on GeoTools (in Java) and supports several GUI toolkits (e.g Swing, SWT). Note that, while functional, this library is not developed any further.