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Zeus provides a graphical environment to build distributed agent systems. A rule engine, planner and visualisation tools are included. The released version contains some extensions for the DAML semantic web project, Web Services integration features, a
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Framework for Java source code analysing, program comprehension and automating software quality. Source code visualisation provided.
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NanoGraph is a java component for graph visualisation. It aims to visualize domain oriented object models without requiring code changes to these models. Design goals include a small footprint and Swing/SWT/SVG support.
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The name of the project is M2V. M2V connects distincts Data Sources with User Interfaces for simple operations, like creation, visualisation and updating of objects without extra code.
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This Project ist developing a Java Applet, that allows visualising the components in a CORBA Component Server. The visualisation is realised in relation to a project at the Institute for Computer Science at Humboldt-University Berlin.
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Why is a diagnostic visualisation tool driven from stack back-traces. Given a stack backtrace is displays an execution graph containing the source highlighting the execution path and inferring application state from that path.
