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Java-Kalender
Platformunabhängiger Kalender zum Eintragen von Ereignissen
Platformunabhängiger Kalender zum Eintragen von Ereignissen mit Erinnerungsfunktion. Beinhaltet alle deutschen Feiertage. Zwischen den Ansichten Jahresansicht, Monatsansicht, Wochenansicht und Tagesansicht kann umgeschaltet werden. Der Kalender kann im Hintergrund laufen und ist personalisierbar. Automatische Erinnerungsfunktion für nahende Ereignisse / Feiertage. Synchronisation über einen FTP-Server möglich. -
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Ganib | Project Management Software
Open Source, tasks, bug tracking, agile scrum, timesheet, wiki
Ganib gives simpler ways to keep your projects organized and on track. Take advantage of easy features that help you quickstart and makes your team more efficient and productive. Open source Web based online agile project management collaboration software free, J2EE platform, MySql database with project dashboards & reporting. Organized Teams & Projects: Easily plan & manage projects with intuitive features to help your team deliver on time. Quickly focus on what's important, easily... -
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TimeTracker is a tracker of time into tasks over an <strong>SOAP</strong> webservice<br/> - Server works into WAMP/LAMP architecture and is totaly independant<br/> - 2 clients works presently into PHP-GTK, Java Swing client<br/>
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Rapid Task Manager is a web application to make it easier to track and manage human tasks in a small organization or project (up to ~20 people). It's running on Apache Tomcat and uses Adobe Flex for the user interface.
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AgileTrack is an agile/extreme programming (XP) development planning, iteration, and task tracking tool. It assists in the life-cycle of iterations, projects, stories, tasks, and bugs. It focuses on simplicity, usability, flexibility, and practicality.
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Helper is an integrated PIM and social networking (blog, RSS, foaf, etc) client. Allows to store, annotate and navigate information uniformly by means of folders, tags and categories. Based on OWL, Eclipse RCP and open standards (Dublin Core, foaf, etc).
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The Floranta libraries provide components for building Rich Client Wikis using AJAX or Java. Floranta clients can be embedded in any webpage (even plain html) and allow users to leave notes, images, cards, etc on the pages. Eg: http://www.floranta.com
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As the project name already describes this will be just another todo list which offers a centralized storage of the todo items, which can finally be processed decentralized either via a client application or via a web interface.
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