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Kaph provides a portable (written in Java) method by which to display and guide users through multiple-subject research surveys. Configuration is handled via XML files. Support for a wide range of types of questions is provided.
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JCalc is GUI calculator written entirely in Java. It can be run cross-platform on any OS with a Java Virtual Machine. It shall be portable, stable, and efficient.
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In industrial control systems, Java is more & more used in MMIs in a C/S architecture but except Modbus, no industrial protocols exist in Java. Java CLDC has been chosen here to get a portable code. Initial tests are with aJile based embedded systems.
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Research Project Helper is designed to help you write a research project by managing your sources, quotes and notes. It is written in Java and uses compressed XML for storage so both application and data are portable and will run from a floppy disk.
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A completely portable C++ library, to provide a standard set of classes similar to Java Common API. It's highly efficient and it follows the Embedded C++ Standard. It's FREE (LGPL licensed).
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A portable application for JavaME/MIDP-enabled devices (including most mobile phones) that enables you to browse an XML database of geocache information—in particular, the Pocket Query data generated by the geocaching.com web site—wherever you go.
