java.net Linked Projects
There are so many different ways to arrive at the home page for an interesting project here on java.net. To help you find the project you are looking for or to retrace your steps to rediscover a project that piqued your interest, you can list the projects alphabetically, by community, by topic, or by downloadable executables. You can pull out only those that are hosted here on java.net or look for the special "linked" symbol to identify those projects that are hosted on other sites. We are particularly proud of those projects that began in our incubator and have matured into successful projects and are listed as incubator graduates.
VanJug meets monthly to discuss topics of interest to Java developers in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Encription program, based on PBE system. Given a password, the program can encrypt files or entire folders. The results are stored in a vault, where can be later unencrypted, provided the user knows the correct password.
VIJUG is a small, but active JUG in the capital of British Columbia, Canada - the beautiful Victoria. Feel free to check out <a href="http://www.mosabuam.com/vijug/">our website</a> for our meeting announcements and mailing list and join us.
VirgoFTP is a Java FTP GUI based SWT,with the long goal to provide a convenient ,powerful FTP tools in NON-WINDOWS platform ,such as linux,MacOS,solaris.VirgoFTP provided a CuteFTP likely Interface for users who turn from Microsoft Windows to linux.
Votorola is software for open elections. It implements an electoral system in which voters can advance their own candidates for public office. Its voter rolls are backed by a trust network that is rooted in community neighbourhoods. Its elections can cover any office, at any level of government, from local to global. As a voter, you can start voting now, without waiting for an official election; choose who to vote for, regardless of the declared candidates; and withdraw your vote at any time, or shift it to anyone you like.
Vexi is a RIA platform where user interfaces are "projected" over the Internet. Vexi applications look and behave like native applications and are created using an easy XML syntax similar to HTML and application behaviour is defined in JavaScript. The platform provides a flexible and extensible layout model, and there is an extensive widget set implemented using the core model. Vexi is a mature project that has been in development since 2001.
The "Virtual Universe" is a 3D virtual reality environment that offers advanced possibilities to simulate, test, develop and try out own solutions in a network-capable, platform-indepenedent environment. The "Virtual Universe" is a software environment which runs on top of the Internet. Comparing to media-hyped environments like "Second Life(tm)" it is completely open (licensed under the GPL for non-commercial use) and designed to be extended easy for "serious" applications like simulations.
