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A Windows/Linux build automation tool to consolidate scripts and custom programs under a single location, intermix any languages (scripted or compiled) to perform tasks, allow common GUI interaction in all languages, and enable remote task execution.
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SweetDEV RIA is a complete set of Java/J2EE world-class Ajax tags. It helps you to design Rich GUI in a thin client.
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The project Jaulp is jet another utility library project written in Java. It contains utility classes for Date ,Calendar, Collections, Resources, Files, IO for Random data, and many more. This is the last version for this project.
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JAva DIstributed Framework provides a secure and flexible Framework for distributed grid and volunteer computing applications (separate client & server Framework). For more informations take a look at the project page http://jadif.sourceforge.net
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Create, maintain and localize a complete documentation for the Sylpheed Email and News client. This includes manual and FAQ.
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SwingML, is a framework that allows Java Swing based user interfaces to be developed using an XML markup grammer. Developers define Swing interfaces in a J2EE JSP MVC style using the Swing mark up language instead of HTML. The result is a rich client GUI
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Nessconnect is a GUI, CLI and API client for Nessus and Nessus compatible servers. With an improved user interface, it provides local session management, scan templates, report generation through XSLT, charts and graphs, and vulnerability trending.
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JCows is a generic client application that enables a user to invoke the operations of virtually any Web Service in respect of its interface description (WSDL). It provides a GUI for the purpose of entering the parameters and displaying the results.
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A Java framework for developing mixed-client (fat, browser-based) GUI applications with an emphasis of enterprise.
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MONOI aims to simplify the development of rich client layer in business applications. The initial target is to bring GUI components through a Java API based on SWT/JFace for an Eclipse RCP context. More details on web site...
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Wi.Ser is a Java/XML server-side GUI-framework which enables an application to run as either a monolithic Swing application, a thin-client/server Swing application, or as a Web (AJAX) application without any change! The project includes a GUI builder.
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The goal of the ARS Client/Java(tm) Edition project is to provide a 100% pure-Java implementation of the AR System User, Administrator and Alert (Notifier) clients to the Remedy Action Request System platform using the Swing GUI toolkit.
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Liferay Toolbar is a java based Rich-Client-GUI (using Java-Swing and the OOoBean to integrate the OpenOffice.org components) for the famous Liferay Enterprise Portal.
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Hippal is an integrating GUI-framework for a multimodular symbolic A.I.-system IPAL, which combines A.I. Planning, Inductive Program Synthesis, Analogical Reasoning and Learning. Hippal is client-/server-based and uses the Lili Lisp Interpreter as Centr
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Develop a GUI front end tool that will allow developers to quickly develop rich java client interfaces
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An open solution to efficiently creating Java/Swing based client GUIs tightly integrated with backend data sources and business logic containers (JDBC/SQL, EJB, Hibernate...etc). The library provides similar functionality to Oracle Forms in Java.
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Programmable web client utilising HttpUnit with input & output files in XML. Eccles includes the ability to create a GUI to control/monitor the processing, and can be used for website testing as well as automating web transactions.
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JDBase is one framework java for creation of graphic interface and manipulation of data. Using graphic API SWT/JFace or Swing to activate the development of systems client/server when the objective is the manipulation of data.
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DBPad is a GUI-based SQL client for relational databases. As long as you have a JDBC driver for your DB, you can use DBPad to view or manipulate your data and metadata of your tables.
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The goal of the Blazze project is to implement a framework to simplify creation of a client GUI in N-tier architecture.
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Xenox is a version control system written in java with a commandline and gui client. It has a library interface which is LGPL while the existing two clients are covered by the GPL. The server is a PostgreSQL database.
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An implementation of the CVS client/server protocol in Java. It also has classes for user interaction via a command line or using a Swing GUI.
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an API for rapidly developing Java, desktop apps It includes a virtual desktop , user interface API, GUI client for management of SQL databases,and a form design tool which allows basic application code to be generated from a SQL table or tables
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I want to develop a framework that simplifies the process of creating client server applications, with a DB on one end and a gui on the other side.
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Java based mIRC script engine that is completely focused on interpreting mIRC scripts (as much as possible with Java). Basic GUI included. Mostly for IRC bot developers and anyone wanting to develope an IRC client GUI.
