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Jericho is a blog editor which supports Manila, Blogger and Movable Type.
Jericho is a blog editor which supports Manila, Blogger and Movable Type.
Cayenne Object Relational Framework is an OpenSource project offering a full featured Java object relational framework and GUI tools. It has an active and truly open community of developers and users.
Cayenne Object Relational Framework is an OpenSource project offering a full featured Java object relational framework and GUI tools. It has an active and truly open community of developers and users.
SwiXml, is a small GUI generating engine for Java , XML to JFC/Swing
SwiXml, is a small GUI generating engine for Java , XML to JFC/Swing
Developerzone offers support for ULC, Canoo's rich client GUI library for J2EE.
Developerzone offers support for ULC, Canoo's rich client GUI library for J2EE.
InsiTech has developed an application development framework for creating distributed ultra-thin, rich-client J2EE applications, called XML Tunneling Technology (XTT). The freely available Community Edition encourages Java developers to join the existing XTT community and see just how easy it is to build thin-client rich GUI solutions within the XTT Framework. Our user Forum provides the XTT Developer Community access to code samples, collaboration and real world use cases.
InsiTech has developed an application development framework for creating distributed ultra-thin, rich-client J2EE applications, called XML Tunneling Technology (XTT). The freely available Community Edition encourages Java developers to join the existing XTT community and see just how easy it is to build thin-client rich GUI solutions within the XTT Framework. Our user Forum provides the XTT Developer Community access to code samples, collaboration and real world use cases.
This project has created a set of lightweight components that enable you to develop applications with a N*XTSTEP look and feel, something that is not possible by simply creating a Swing PLAF. The components are compatible with Swing but only a few of them require Swing to operate.
This project has created a set of lightweight components that enable you to develop applications with a N*XTSTEP look and feel, something that is not possible by simply creating a Swing PLAF. The components are compatible with Swing but only a few of them require Swing to operate.
The JGoodies Animation framework enables you to produce time-based real-time animations in Java. It has been designed for a seemless, flexible and powerful integration with Java, ease-of-use and a small library size.
The JGoodies Animation framework enables you to produce time-based real-time animations in Java. It has been designed for a seemless, flexible and powerful integration with Java, ease-of-use and a small library size.
A very simple Blog Editor
A very simple Blog Editor
A very simple presentation program.
A very simple presentation program.
The <a href="http://www.pittjug.org">Pittsburgh Java Users Group or PittJUG</a> is focused on encouraging interaction and communication amongst technically-oriented people in the Greater Pittsburgh region who are interested in Java.
The <a href="http://www.pittjug.org">Pittsburgh Java Users Group or PittJUG</a> is focused on encouraging interaction and communication amongst technically-oriented people in the Greater Pittsburgh region who are interested in Java.