Projects

betterxml

BetterXMLThe BetterXML Project aims to create a set of processing tools that are well-suited to object oriented languages such as Java, Python, and C#. The emphasis is on using proper design patterns and going beyond most of the monolithic DOM tree formats out there. To get started using the code ... [More] , see the GettingStarted page. For an overview of the framework, consult our paper, Taming XML: First Objects, Then Markup. [Less]

neighborhood

Computational Neighborhood, or CN, is a Java based research and teaching framework for distributed parallel computing. CN provides a compelling alternative to existing message passing frameworks like MPI by eliminating painful administration tasks and providing a simplified programming interface. ... [More] Running CN on machines that share a subnet creates an ad-hoc cluster or 'Neighborhood'. Nodes can come online and go offline as they please. Using a simple client API, you can write your own jobs for CN. As the programmer, you decompose the jobs into tasks, and these tasks are distributed across the Neighborhood equitably. The tasks can communicate with one another via message passing in order to complete their work. To get started using CN, see GettingStarted. [Less]

owtf

OWTF is a distributed weather monitoring project which uses One Wire devices for the monitoring of temperature and humidity. The readings which are gathered through the various One Wire devices are logged to a database, and from there are processed and displayed on a web based interface. Users are ... [More] able to configure the project to alert (via email and other methods) when temperatures exceed acceptable limits. [Less]

luc-cs271

Course Complete!This is the repository for the Data Structures course offered by the Loyola University Chicago Department of Computer Science. This course has been is being taught by Konstantin Läufer in Spring 2009. This site also contains material from when the course was taught by Matt Bone. ... [More] Course InfoCourseSyllabus Course Mailing List Konstantin Läufer's Course Info Important Dates Thu 2 April (week 11) Test 3 Thu 9 April (week 12) NO CLASS: Easter break Thu 23 April (week 14) Last class Tue 28 April Final test, 16:15-17:45, DH-339 HomeworkHw1 -- Shapes Hw2b -- Calculator Hw3a -- Linked Lists, Stacks, Queues Hw4 -- Recursive Algorithms There are two pertinent screencasts, one on how to get eclipse and import the course examples (or mpeg4) and another on how to import and export homeworks and labs (or mpeg4). LabsLab1 -- Eclipse, Exceptions, Unit Testing and more Lab2 -- compareTo, equals, unittests, generics Lab3 -- Symbol Matching Lab4a -- Accounting (yes, really) Lab5a -- Lists and Iterators Lab6a -- Linked Lists Lab7 -- Binary Search Lab8 -- Sorting Lab9 -- Scheming Lab10 -- Trees Lab11 -- Map Exploration Reading Week 11 Chapter 9: Recursion Week 12 Chapters 10: Trees Week 13 Chapter 11: Sets and Maps Week 14 Chapter 15: Graphs Sample ExamsSample Exam 1 Sample Exam 2 Sample Exam 3 Useful LinksGNU ClassPath Java Class Library under the GPL (via OpenJDK) Java Collections Framework Tutorial (very useful) Java 1.5 API JavaBat Online Test-Driven Practice Problems [Less]

hpjpc

The HPJPC project is based on the High-Performance Java Platform Computing book by Thomas W. Christopher and George K. Thiruvathukal, which was published by Prentice Hall PTR and Sun Microsystems Press (2000) and is no longer in print. We are now making the book and its examples available as a FOSS ... [More] and Creative Commons effort with a new version of the book expected by Fall 2009. Please do not hesitate to contact George K. Thiruvathukal, George K. Thiruvathukal, with any questions or to help us out! [Less]

nabicht

Nabicht (Not A BIg CHildren's Toy) is a web-based project management system. It will provide code editing functionality, including syntax highlighting, checking, and auto-completion, coupled with Subversion repository access - all from within a web browser. Current status: Nabicht can ... [More] currently display basic repository information for any given Google Code project, including revision history and commits by author. Note: Although Peter Nabicht is one of our colleagues, he is NOT a developer on this project. [Less]

pyom-user

PyoM aims to create a Python based version of the UserLand tools for the openMosix project.

sinciput

Rhizome is a Document Database or Repository. It is used for storing arbitrarily structured documents and the associated metadata. It provides several pattern-based helper libraries (like a chain of command pattern for interfacing). It also provides robust integration with the Lucene search engine. ... [More] It does not require a relational database backend. Sinciput is a note-taking application developed to facilitate careful and scholarly research. It is bibliographically oriented -- that is, it is designed to keep track of sources and citations. Sinciput facilitates careful reading of a text (book, journal, paper) as well as simplifying note-taking during conferences and lectures. [Less]

etlabs

ETLThis is the Emerging Technologies Laboratory (ETL) top-level metaproject, which has a two fold purpose: Provide support for all ETL projects Run the ETL's organization, structure, and documentation as an open source project that other organizations can use, adapt, and contribute to ... [More] Supporting ETL ProjectsThis is where we host the documents that are intended to aid members of ETL start, run, and contribute to projects. ETL is an umbrella group that strives to give developers/researchers the support they need so that they can focus their energy and time on development rather than administration. We also aim to provide an active and engaging environment, both online and in person, to aid in education, project and personal interaction, and introduction to new technologies and ideas. More information about ETL can be found in our ETL White Paper. In at attempt to lighten the workload of our Project Leads, we have standardized the infrastructure of an ETL project and documented the necessary steps for setting up a project. ETL as an Open Source ProjectETL is an ETL project. We are running the organizational and structural aspects as an open source project where the 'code' is documentation. There are many reasons for this openness, including: We believe strongly that transparency will make us a better organization It adds a democratic aspect to ETL. Any member or outside interested party can make suggestions and corrections. If everything is open and up for discussion than nothing is permanent. This will help ETL adapt to new situations and tools and more easily overcome problems. The work we are doing to create a robust development cooperative can help others. Anyone is welcome to view, use, and adapt our structure to fit their needs. [Less]

trull

Trull is a framework for component-based concurrent programming with events and threads in Java. Trull components are compliant with the JavaBeans specification, integrate seamlessly with Java Swing and similar GUI frameworks, and can be managed by lightweight containers such as the Spring Framework.