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JCalendarButton is a simple java swing component that displays a popup calendar when a user clicks the calendar icon next to a date. It works automatically for any country's calendar. Also includes a time popup. Maven and OSGi ready.
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A simple Swing/MigLayout based set of Date and Time choosers. The design goal is to have "JOptionPane.showXYZ() style" methods to quickly and easily allow applications prompt for the user to pick a date or date-time.
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MSBLayout is a LayoutManager for Java AWT and Swing that combines the nested-boxes approach of BoxLayout with flexible constraints as used by GridBagLayout. A concise API minimizes the code required to get good layouts with optimal resizing behaviour
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This is a Super Simple Java Editor written entirely in Java. It allows you to compile and run java programs in an mdi interface with syntax highlighting and easy commenting. Currently in suspended development. Available as a jar and an msi.
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This is a skinning class for .net projects. It has been designed to leave your normal windows look and feel during design time and then dynamically skin it when the application is run.
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Self-aware dynamic, reflective, and declarative semantic space representation, transformation, and exploration system.
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A simple Ruby OptionParser-like implementation for Java. The focus is on simplicity and right now, we achieve that with very few classes (3 at the time of this writing) and no great plans to increase the number drastically.
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This small java library is designed easily to create and run step-by-step tutorials in java guis. A tutorial is described in xml and can be easily created with the shipped editor. Localisation and included resource (html, css, images) are also supported.
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WebGalileo Faces are Java Web Components for RIAs supporting JSF, JSP, Facelets, JSR-168 portals, AJAX, drag-n-drop, Google Maps, dynamic charts. Eclipse design-time plug-in allows to build sophisticated Web 2.0 applications.
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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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Dtable is a very light UI grid control that has been written using only basic java graphical primitives. So it can be run under the very early versions of JVMs. Dtable control allows users to scroll, make selection, drag columns and change column size.
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Eclipse-on-Swing is dedicated to run the Eclipse Platform without the native bindings of SWT, but entirely on Swing. An Eclipse plugin allows the switch between native/non-native state.
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Proposed is an algorithm that uses computer vision, combined with a modified Rubine classifier, to allow arbitrary N-sided polygons as accepted sketches in real-time.
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OpenMKS is a search & navigational tool for large multimedia collections. With pluggable functionality and a core subsystem supporting the z39.50 ZING Community SRW search & retrieval specification, it can be run either as a Servlet or as a Web Service.
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Deliver JSP tags for common UI widgets (for instance : wizzard, tree, progressBar, list, comboBox and titled panel). AJAX technology is used whenever it is possible. Other will be delivered later depending on my free time and on my needs.
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Creates Installers using Ant by configuring an XML file (no java required): The installer collects user input, then run specific Ant targets from a build.xml file. Runs in a Swing GUI or on the command line.
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ecl-datepicker is open source Java code for a set of user controls and utilities for calendarized date functions in SWT-based applications. It supports internationalized text and international date ordering/format, and is time zone aware.
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Java Server Executive (JSE) is a Web Server and Servlet, JSP, EJB, JWS, JMS Container. It aims at developing a new integrated framework that would tremendously minimize the time, cost and effort required for creating and maintaining a web-application. I
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Save time in Java GUI development with lazyGUI api. Create Swing JavaBean(TM) displayer/editor. Create Actions from Annotations trampoline and JMenu from them. (Bean Displayer Viewer Editor Component Menu Action).
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JXSchema :: Java Swing XML Instance Editor JavaBean, dynamically generated from XML Schema document. Features real-time XML Schema validation. Creates XML instance documents that conform to the source XML Schema document.
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An album application for organizing huge number of baby photos , which will generate a lot of html files as index helping you seach any one picture according the picturing time.
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GiANT is a graphical interface for computer algebra systems (OS X/UNIX/Win). Currently GiANT lets the user work with number fields via KASH, but we aim to develop it into a GUI Library to run on top of any CAS and expose any of its functions.
