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JFreeChart is a free (LGPL) chart library for the Java(tm) platform. It supports bar charts, pie charts, line charts, time series charts, scatter plots, histograms, simple Gantt charts, Pareto charts, bubble plots, dials, thermometers and more. *** JFreeChart has moved to GitHub: https://github.com/jfree/jfreechart ***
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Jamon is a text template engine for Java, useful for generating dynamic HTML, XML, or any text-based content. In a typical Model-View-Controller architecture, Jamon clearly is aimed at the View (or presentation) layer.
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dynamide is a dynamic web application framework for handling the presentation and business layers in a traditional web app. See http://dynamide.com
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Swing based component, panel, which can executing actions and generating animated presentation of actions. See in action http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAMcL0srKH8
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T.140 Presentation Library is an implementation of the presentation routines described in ITU-T T.140.
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A framework for all-platform GUI-development based on completely separating business from presentation logic and introducing methods of abstraction that allow stepwise refinement of the GUI-definition.
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enzimaweb provide developers with an easy-to-use framework for the presentation tier of Java web-based applications.
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XUL4Java is a XML UI Framework built upon Java, that lets you build feature rich, cross platform applications across Hetrogenous Architecture, building rich client, desktop , web and mobile application. 'Created For Once And For Ever '
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FusionCharts Free is a flash charting component for web applications, desktop applications and presentations. It livens up your boring data by converting it to animated and interactive charts.
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Based on the widely used framework:Springframework,Supplied one solution for presentation layer which intergrate the service concept with the common AJAX. Without considering complex javascript code and serverside logic just define the extend attributes.
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Existing systems for multimedia personalization exploit semantically-rich information for the content creation. Once the content is created, this information is thrown away. The framework derives semantics and integrates it in the presentations.
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The XPL editor is an RCP Eclipse application based on the eXtensible Presentation Language, an xml-based presentation language built on top of Visual Design Patterns. For more information about XPL, visit http://semantics.eng.it/xpl/index.html
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Everytime Eclipse starts, Random Splash Screen overwrites Eclipse's splash screen with a random image picked from your personal image folder. This image is then displayed on the next Eclipse start. Staring at the splash screen is not annoying anymore!
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Remote Desktop Access on Mobile phones, supports Bluetooth and GPRS connection. Also very useful for presentation as a remote control. Administrators: Anjan Nepal anjan.nepal (at) gmail (dot) com & Manish Modi manishmodi524 (at) gmail (dot) com
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AbuGraph is a freely available Java application for the layout and visualization of directed graphs. Bound to a TCP port, it supports dynamic graph creation receiving commands from a telnet console or another third party application.
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Library which helps to move all non-presentation logic out from Swing/SWT thread into separate thread without introducing synchronization issues. Library is lightweight and does not depend on any 3rd party libraries.
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This navigation tool for the site http://www.software-kompetenz.de visualizes a connection graph of articles in a knowledge database. It is a project of the Software Systems Engineering Research Group at the BTU Cottbus and cooperating partners.
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The simplechart project uses Java2D with SWT to produce a simple Eclipse plug-in for plotting data and placing other objects on a chart. Customizable. Supports interactive zooming. Developers can create new objects by implementing an simple interface.
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The DCTag library is an open source suite of custom JSP tags that implement various high-level web presentation patterns. Specifically, DCTag does for calendar displays and detail pages what display tag does for tabular list data.
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WebTheme is a Java-based presentation framework for developing reusable web components called themes. Themes are composed of JSP layout views and CSS skins. It is simpler to use and more object-oriented than similar frameworks such as Tiles and SiteMesh.
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Dynamic Treeview Tag Library is a custom tag for tree view presentation. The feature is to provide a flexible architecture for developer. You can define your own tree output strategy and use it in jsp with JSTL to customize its style,layout,content...etc.
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JavelinOrgChart is a class library, written in Java, for generating organizational charts (OrgChart/OrgTree/Organigram). Utilising the Java2D APIs to generate orgcharts in several formats for the web or SWING-like GUI'S.
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Nested pie chart is for tree visualization. Each node of the tree has a size and color attribute, enabling the chart to be used as a heatmap. Linear arrangement of the nodes in decreasing order of size is an advantage over rectangular heatmaps.
