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Capture the screen in the background. Record everything you do on the screen—screenshots in the background. No need installation.

It's main idea is to automatically take screenshots whenever something changes on the screen. Focus on the task not being bothered by screenshots recording in the background. Record test cases, documentation, or whatever you want. Cross-platform. Requires Java 6 or higher. Integrated with JIRA. Published under GPL open-source license. Created by Marcin Nikliborc.

jCapture is a Java applet which allows to capture screen shots or record screen activity and audio and upload them directly to your web application (wiki, CMS, etc.) With jCapture you can quickly create documentation pages for UI-rich software products. It is built-in to Tiki 10 and is available via a plug-in for DokuWiki, saving directly to the media manager.

JScreenRecorder is a free and opensource pure java based screen recording software licensed under LGPL. The following features are available so far : 1. Free software available under the Lesser GNU Public License 2. Fullscreen and selective screen area recording Custom cursors 3. Chooses from a set of 128 different cursors Cursor highlighter 4, Highlighter color and alpha(transparency) settings Support for watermarking 5.

Screen capturing tool for Android handsets connected via USB to a desktop/laptop. It is great for fullscreen presentations, product demos, automatic screen recording, or just a single screenshot. Without root.

JScreenCapture is a screen capture tool written in Java.

Native Java utility that easily saves your current clipboard image (or screen image) to a PNG image file on your desktop. No setup or configuration required - just run the jar!

V.R.C.C. (Video Remote Computer Camera) is a freeware and open source system that enables your smartphone to be used as a Webcam and lets you control the smartphone from the PC.

JetClass, Java net-class application, allows virtual lectures to be held by teachers and students located in front of their computers, somewhere around the globe. It's written in Pure Java, relying on CORBA for network communications.