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Mr. Logister is a resource scheduling application that uses genetic algorithms to find the best utilization and allocation of resources. The scheduler understands hard constraints like free/busy time and soft constraints like suitability and preferences.
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Deployer is an Eclipse plug-in to deploy files in remote servers, using SSH. It's written in Java and released under the LGPL. It adds a Preferences page to the resources to set the deployment information, and a submenu with a Deploy action.
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"Fiber" is a java library which adds functionalities to the Sun java standard library : new Swing widgets ( preferences dialog, event log , ... ) , new supported protocols ( rss ) , frameworks ( user tracking on web applications ) and other utilities
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Java Preferences Browser. Java/Swing based tool to browse and edit java preferences created via the Java 1.4.x java.util.prefs package.
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This extends the (jdk1.4) java.util.prefs package to add stored defaults, javabean persistence, and a uniform implementation (XML files) across platforms, plus classes for building UI components like dialog boxes.
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The Configuration package is a thin, JDK independent, bridge between different configuration libraries and approaches such as properties files, XML and JDK 1.4 Preferences.
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XProps is a [ properties / options / preferences / customize ] dialog module that can easily be embedded in your Java application. Based on simple XML file(s), the dialog can automatically create menu items and property pages with key/value pairs for you