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Level Up Your Cyber Defense with External Threat ManagementMove beyond alerts. Gain full visibility, context, and control over your external attack surface to stay ahead of every threat.
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Run applications fast and securely in a fully managed environmentRun frontend and backend services, batch jobs, deploy websites and applications, and queue processing workloads without the need to manage infrastructure.
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Java Runtime Designer is a visual designer component that can be easily embedded in your application and used to change the layout of the dialog at runtime. The runtime designer allows you to switch at any time between the live and design mode.
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With Apptoy you may design Java GUIs as easy as HTML pages. Use a special schema-validated XML in combination with your favourite Script Language (e.g. JavaScript, Ruby) and develop applications easily.
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http://www.loms-itea.org The goal of the LOMS project is to define and develop an open service architecture through which new innovative local mobile services can easily be created, deployed, and consumed by mobile users.
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Field Service+ for MS Dynamics 365 & SalesforceResco’s mobile solution streamlines your field service operations with offline work, fast data sync, and powerful tools for frontline workers, all natively integrated into Dynamics 365 and Salesforce.
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JAppletFrame is a class that replaces JApplet that together with a simple main program allows the applet to be used as application. Most applet methods like getParameter that normally don't work in applications are implemented in a meaningful way.
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Framework to develop J2EE applications rapidly and easily.Allows to define applications just with DB-Schema Creation. Generate applications. caf-dbmanager,built on jdbc to provide ease of use database access use SQL-Parser outside in the form of XML.
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Target of the project is to simplify access right management of a Subversion server running with webdav on apache2. Users and groups can be imported out of an LDAP directory or added manually.
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Eclipse SWT/JFace Toolbox with useful custom widgets, incl. CoolButtons, CoolSliders, Clock, Gauges, GoogleMapComposite, ScrollingText, Progress Indicators, DualList widgets, and lots more to come. We also have an Eclipse RCP Plugin that wraps the jar.
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When testing using a database with rollback after each test, failing tests are very hard to resolve. Data Storm is a simple DB viewer directly launchable from within your test code to enable you to inspect the current state of the database.
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Say goodbye to broken revenue funnels and poor customer experiencesLeanData is a Demand Management solution that supports all go-to-market strategies such as account-based sales development, geo-based territories, and more. LeanData features a visual, intuitive workflow native to Salesforce that enables users to view their entire lead flow in one interface. LeanData allows users to access the drag-and-drop feature to route their leads. LeanData also features an algorithms match that uses multiple fields in Salesforce.
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J2ME Widget Toolkit An advanced widget toolkit for J2ME devices, supporting cross-platform components such as tables, trees, graphical buttons, theming etc.
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Standalone Java application to view any hierarchical data structures in a JTree. Keys and names to show in the tree are solely driven by SQL statements. The same applies to the additional node's data, which is shown in a separate table panel aside.
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Pagelayout is a simple yet versatile layout manager for developing Java Swing and AWT GUIs. It allows the components to be laid out in nested rows, columns, and rectangular grids with an API that is very easy to use.
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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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jautocomp is a small java swing package that implements two auto-complete components, a text field and a combo box.
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Buoy is a library for creating user interfaces in Java programs. It is built on top of Swing, but provides completely new classes to represent UI components. Its advantages include a simpler API, a more powerful event handling mechanism, and much more.
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Input method based on Java(TM) Input Method Framework(IMF). To install,copy it to "jre/lib/ext", use it as "Chinese Pinyin" IME in any java swing applications. "Japanese" IME is also provided.
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A modular engine written in Java, that offers simple interfaces & services between modules. Add new modules by yourself or manage modules & versions in the application itself. This application brings frameworks for developper tasks for Swing, AWT or SWT.
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Jyntax is a simple, easy-to-use, light-weight syntax highlighter for Java. It is designed for applications providing JTextComponents that should be enriched with syntactical highlighting and works best for formal (logical or mathematical) input.
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This is Ajax front - end J2EE & Javascript framework for WMS and other maps. The goal of this project is to make maps development for your project as simple as possible. The implementation is based on the JS framework OpenLayers.
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For Java, parses GNU standards compliant command line arguments and calls event handler methods/fields automatically, based on given arguments (cmd line & from file). Use annotations to define your options, and descriptions for the auto generated help.
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Lipstik look and feel is intended to be a Java (tm) Swing counterpart of marvellous Kde theme engine called Lipstik
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Siberia basic components is part of the plugin environment of Siberia RCP. It declare several graphical components such as tree, table, textfield etc.. that allow to easily render objects declared by plugin siberia types.
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Eclipse RCP (Rich Client Platform) tutorial plugin source code. This is intended for intermediate to advanced programmers.
