Projects tagged ‘ebook’ and ‘java’

FBReaderJ is an e-book reader for the Android platform. It is a clone of the FBReader book reader written in Java. FBReaderJ supports several e-book formats: oeb, epub, fb2. In future releases the ... [More] list will be extended to support the same formats as the original FBReader. Direct reading from zip, tar and gzip archives is supported. [Less]

Jomic is a viewer for comic books stored in CBZ, CBR, and PDF files. Features include a two page mode, caching and support for several image formats (PNG, JFIF/JPEG, TIFF, and GIF). It is Open Source software distributed under the GNU GPL.

Allow users to read epub and pdf ebooks on their android phone.

Web based Java driven e-book management system

The eb4j-core-bb is a library to read EB, EBG, EBXA, EBXA-C, S-EBXA and EPWING format ebook with BlackBerry mobile device. This project provides only api libraries for java, but GUI viewer is not ... [More] included. The eb4j-core-bb is derived from EB4J developed by Hisaya Fukumoto at http://eb4j.sourceforge.jp/. [Less]

EpubCheckEpubCheck is a tool to validate IDPF Epub files. It can detect many types of errors in Epub. OCF container structure, OPF and OPS mark-up, and internal reference consistency are checked. ... [More] EpubCheck can be run as a standalone command-line tool, installed as a web application or used as a library. NewsWe are proud to announce that the new EpubCheck v1.0 is available for download. It is available in the Downloads section for this GoogleCode project. BuildsStable build. (The build you would use to validate an epub.) Development build. (The build you would use to check out the latest changes to the tool.) Quick startRunning EpubCheck from command line Running EpubCheck for Web Using EpubCheck as a library Decyphering Errors DocumentationUser documentation is comging soon. Including information about what checks are performed during validation. DevelopmentDevelopment Home AuthorsPeter Sorotokin Garth Conboy Markus Gylling Piotr Kula Paul Norton Most of the EpubCheck functionality comes from the schema validation tool Jing and schemas that were developed by IDPF and DAISY. EpubCheck development was largely done at Adobe Systems. [Less]

eReader devices are becoming popular in the latest months. Some of them make use of the MobiPocket format (.prc, .mobi), similar to HTML but stored as a binary file and including pictures. The ... [More] advantage of such format is the reflow capability, that is, on the contrary to printed formats like PDF or PS, MobiPocket books (like HTML) are adapted to the width of the screen, allowing to resize the font to give the reader a more comfortable experience. As of today, MobiPocket books are generated with the free but privative tool Mobipocket Reader or Mobipocket Creator, which is unfortunately only available for Windows. The target of this project is to provide a command line tool to, given a OPML list of feeds, generate for each of them a MobiPocket book with their latest contents. The implementation is done in Java, using the library Yarfraw and the Mobiperl tools. [Less]

Alxndria - ebook webapp AlxUI - rich client using ebook webapp Toolbox - utility/misc classes cascar - rest/kitchen software Calypso - Server application to index usenet binaries and allow ... [More] quick searching for messages. Agave - Client newsgroup reader, interface to Calypso [Less]

In order to take advantage of the massive library of Yanceybooks available (Thank you, Bryce Yancey for making it all possible), we are writing a YanCEyBook Reader for the Android platform. Available ... [More] YanCEyBooks include the Bible and other LDS scripture as well as many other classic books and LDS texts. Check out http://lds.org/handheld/newarchive/0,18495,344-3-2,00.html and http://yanceyware.com for books and the origins of YanCEyBooks. [Less]

This is a fork of EBookME but will be able to read PalmDOC files and other formats. This has both GPL and LGPL code. Currently, it compiles but has not been tested. It is based on bookreadermidlet also on Google Code.