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zetQuery is a project for building an ajax rich interface for the Zettair Search Engine, using jQuery. Perl scripts cement the JavaScript Web interface with the Zettair application (C binary file).

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DynaClass is a Java library that provides tools to access and modify classes at runtime. DSL for reflection DSL for testing Class modification and reload at runtime Comming soon...

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Recent NewsA new release (Chord 2.0a) and a user guide (under construction) is now available. About ChordChord is a static and dynamic program analysis framework for Java. It has the following key characteristics: Stand-alone: various off-the-shelf program analyses are provided (e.g. ... [More] , may-alias, thread-escape, datarace, deadlock, etc.). Extensible: users can build their own program analyses on top of the provided ones. Compositional: each program analysis can be written independently and yet made to interact in complex ways with other program analyses. Efficient: results computed by each program analysis are cached for reuse by other program analyses without re-computation. Flexible: a broad range of program analyses can be expressed, including those written imperatively in Java or dec [Less]

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winDIV DescribtionWinDiv is a DIV based Window Script, you can simple display the Content in a onpage DIV insteat in a new HTML Page or Browser Window / Browser Tab (without reloading the Page). FeaturesW3C compatible Run Crossbrowser (Firefox, Safari, Internet Explorer) Only used Object TAG / ... [More] no IFrame Simple implementation Display also Content when User has JavaScript deactivated VideoPortal Support (youtube.com, video.google.com, sevenload.com, megavideo.com, myvideo.com, putfile.com...) Grouping Function It's free ;) [Less]

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This Java Project aims to produce a map showing the news trends across the globe by analysing region-specific RSS news feeds. It currently in its easy stages, but can produce a world map, colored by the news (good/bad) for a specific region. This code is quick and dirty. It does not have any ... [More] third-party dependencies. The aim was for simplicity, so the output may not be all that 'correct'. It should therefore we viewed as a starting point, and definetly not as a finished product. This code also outputs JavaScript which can be used to create an interactive world map for HTML integration (see test.htm). NewsTrends is written as a stand-alone Java application, but could be easily written as a Servlet. The current RSS news feeds come from Yahoo, although this is easily customisable. [Less]

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KML Framework introductionThe KML Framework is a library/framework for generating Google Earth KML (Keyhole Markup language) documents. The framework is based on the work done by Eivind Bøhn as a part of his Master Thesis. Now, two years later, the work is finally released as an open source project ... [More] after several requests. The framework is currently under heavily upgrades. At the moments all classes under org.boehn.kmlframework.kml should be updated and ready for use, and contains all classes needed for creating statical KML documents. The more high level functionality of the framework is still being changed, and is currently not working. There is also a Google group for discussing this framework and being updated on new releases. Please feel free to take a look and join at http://groups.google.com/group/kmlframework All comments are highly appreciated. Only then Eivind will be inspired to continue updating this framework;) I hope you find this small piece of work helpful! Best regards, Eivind Bøhn eivind@boehn.org Current TODOSClasses for Dynamical creation of KML files are not yet updated to match the updated KML 2.2 classes. These will be updated shortly Extend the framework with easy usage of the new tag in KML Version history2009-07-18Added Kml.toString() and Kml.createKmz(String fileName) provided by Ringo Wathelet. Thanks! 2009-03-20Fixed issue reported by Gerald: Corrected misprint "visability" to "visibility" all places in code and XML. Thanks! 2009-01-30Fixed issue reported by Anders: Corrected XML Placemark tag when using the Delete element. Thanks! 2008-12-14Improvements based on comments from Frank: Using UUID.randomUUID() to generate unique object ids. Removed System.out.println from Placemark Changed public XML_INDENT variable in the Kml class to get/setXmlIndent() methods. Thanks Frank! 2008-12-11Added support for multiple StyleSelectors according to KML specifications, requested/reported by Mathias. Thanks! 2008-12-10Fixed issue reported by Asaf: NullPointerException in Container due to System.out test print that was not removed. Thanks Asaf! 2008-11-30Fixed issue reported by Ivan: Styles not included in Document. Thanks Ivan! 2008-07-21Fixed issue 1 (Double Placemark tag in Document). 2008-07-18This version should be fully functional for generating static KML documents easily from Java. Major update of KML to version 2.2 Clean up in package structure Removed dependencies to 3rd party XML libraries Included source code, examples, javadoc and Readme file in distribution All classes not yet updated contains a "todo" in their package path 2008-07-08Added original version of source code, unedited [Less]

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Posic compatible bash-shell script package to generate 'feel and look' webpages in a jiffy.

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Live Templates is a javascript based template engine. Live templates follows smarty syntax, to create live, client side, template based web pages and applications. Live templates is meant to remove the complexity from building live, ajax based dynamic web applications, absolutelly no javascript ... [More] experience is neccesary! just create your templates, feed and update your variables, and let Live templates graciously create your web pages... and update them in real time!!! Smarty syntax is compiled into an intermediate javascript format to dynamically parse templates and display them on the web page. Every variable, and the contents they generate (string, arrays, objects) can be updated live, without reloading the template. There is current support for all classic control structures, incl [Less]

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Project page, with examples and tips, can be found here. This is a pretty simple class for the mootools library inspired by this post on the mootools forum. It adds a style element to the DOM, which is generated using the input you provide. This modifies the appearance of the page. So ... [More] , apparently it would be nice to be able to do certain things with CSS. Traditionally, these sorts of things are done on the server side using a server side language (like PHP) that generates CSS every time you hit the page. Wouldn't it be nice to do it on the client side? As the page loads and after, as the user interacts with it? I think we can break down the usefulness of the technique into three categories: Programmatic CSS Browser Compatibility Custom CSS Properties With programmatic css, you can use loops to generate CSS that might have taken pages to type out. You can have CSS constants. You can do all sorts of math and calculations for a property. You can also modify the style of elements on the fly, without using javascript on each element. I'm sure there's other cool stuff you can do that I didn't think of. Browser compatibility is sort of self-obvious. Before, you used to have a style sheet for each browser to allow for their quirks and weird CSS implementation. Now you can generate CSS that is browser specific using JS. The class is built to allow you to extend it for any browser and any property. You can specify a property to be limited, in which case it will only generate it for the browser you specify. Ever wanted to invet your own CSS property? Now you can. See the examples for what I mean. [Less]

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A Simple selection of mootools plug-ins designed to provide add functionality for forms. Date Picke - A simple date picker that links to select elements Input Validation - Check your input elements are valid against common regular expressions or pass your own for validation Dynamic Word Count - Counts down the number of characters available

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