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This editor can edit directly the property file written in the Unicode reference character, and saves the time and effort changed into Unicode by native2ascii. Moreover, in addition to the function of the usual editor, convenient functions, such as JBuilder and integration to Eclipse, are offered.
Pavlov is a learning environment using multiple choice questions and pluggable feedback mechanisms and question selection strategies. Feedback mechanisms can be written as Java "pluglets," similar to applets, or specified as HTML in the Velocity Template Language.
The pet industry is a multi-billion dollar industry, yet there are no internet standards specific to it. PawSource.org has been developing open-source web standards and software components that implement these standards for the pet industry. Our mission is to provide the required web infrastructure for all pet related businesses. This standard and it’s framework provides free and simple web business operations to all other sites that utilize PawSource.org standards.
Our standards, source code, components and applications are provided free under an open-source license (either Apache or GPL) for integration into any web site. Our free web registry also provides SOA operations for search and business (site to site) processing to all sites using PawSource.org.
This project provides JSR 168 compliant Portal server and also Portlets to help users/developers building web sites using many useful portlet applications with portal server.
Princeton JUG meet regularly in Central New Jersey to discuss the latest trends in Java Enterprise programming, present any Java-related info, frameworks, tools, case studies.
PJUG is a friendly, fun group focused on Java technical issues - programming, API's, tools and techniques. Free membership open to all. Beer social usually follows meeting at a local tav.
Meets the 4th Tuesday at 6:30 pm. Location and agenda on the website - http://www.pjug.org
The Philly JUG was founded in March 2000 and has over 1,000 members. We have been named to both the Top 25 and Top 50 programs by Sun. Please contact Dave Fecak for more information.
PBJUG is the Java User Group from Paraíba, Brazil. We have monthly meetings in João Pessoa and Campina Grande.
PORTIONS (PORTlets actIONS) is a framework that allows you to develope JSR-168 portlets as if you were developing J2EE Web applications using Struts. It has been tested in Pluto 1.0.1, Jetspeed 2.0 and Vignette 7.2
It's the Paraíba Java Users Group from Brazil. We are coordinating the efforts in three cities, João Pessoa, Campina Grande and Patos. The group promotes reunions and lectures for it's members regularly.
We are located in Cracow, Poland. We exist since 1999 as first JUG in Poland. Already organized various events including conferences in 2000 and 2002. Bruce Eckel was our guest, twice. Also polish edition of his book was our project. Currently we are reactivating and plan to organize meetings in Cracow.
JUG of Paraguay is a virtual community formed by paraguayan developers who are interested in Java Technology and development tools, we focused on spanish content.
Perfmon4j is a suite of performance monitoring tools that are intended to be used to diagnose performance bottlenecks and monitor throughput and response time in production Java enterprise applications.
