Projects

mzk

MezzengerKlient uses Object Oriented Programming, with the use of Events, for handling and processing the actions made in the Notification Session and SwitchBoard sessions. It uses the MSNP9 protocol. It is recommended for any PHP developer that wants to make a MSN Messenger bot application, in minutes. To download the class go here

jtell

JTell is an efficient event collaboration library for Java.

whatwhenwhere

A program to scan a variety of websites, locating event announcements in a wide variety of formats, and aggregating the data into a single store.

chrisbrooks-enr

This program is used at Big Brothers Big Sisters, to notify its user base of ticket/event information, and have them reserve any available spaces. PLEASE NOTE: This project is currently in development stages, and will not be properly documented or completed until early 2008. Then I will be ... [More] including the database scripts, as well as more complete "installation" steps. [Less]

msg-pthreads

The main goals of presented framework:optimized Performance/Load ratio on SMP hardware any threads architecture and application communication muster can be implemented hiding thread synchronization and data locking issues from framework user framework supports self diagnostic and alarm generation on ... [More] fail TCL (or LUA) as an administration, configuration and application extension language very compact, applicable for embedded use Not documented yet, but includes working example with database interface (to SQLite). To compile from source you'll need tcl8.4.17(last stable) and sqlite-3.5.4. to start DEMO: cd msg-pthreads . ./set_env.sh cd src ./its -D -d 4 -f /tmp/its.log -D run as a daemon -d # set debug level (from 0 to 4), 4 produce max. output -f name of the log-file to administrate DEMO: ./tn.sh wThrd start start new work thread wThrd off # stop # work threads, don't stop all running :-) wThrd num return the number of running work threads ..... see in script samples - tcl/admin.tcl; client.tcl ... appExit to exit DEMO The Srv.tcl is an emulation of administration console, it can be started in a different terminal on the same host, or (if You edit wrkThread.tcl) on a different host (it use telnet protocol). It show an output from wrkThread.tcl script. To collect data it must be started before the DEMO. [Less]

campdms

Camp information management system, including event registration, lodging, donor giving, mailings, rental management, and more. Providing a complete camp data management solution.CampDMS began as an internal project at Inspiration Point Christian Camp & Retreat Center. Many hours were poured ... [More] into the development of an MS Access database application that could provide a complete solution to manage all of the camps data management needs. Early DevelopmentAfter a few years of being bound by the development environment of MS Access the project development turned to VisualBasic, ODBC, and MySQL. Due to unforeseen obstacles the development ceased after only a couple years. A great deal of time had been put into planning for future enhancements and better data handling. Even though development had ceased, the ideas and plans that were made are still valid today. The Project FutureThe past few years has seen little development, but there has been great interest in the project from potential users that found the SourceForge project. The lead developer, Timothy J Nolte, has begun looking at new web-based technologies as the roadmap for new development. The first milestone is to have a shell working environment available by the start of 2009. Developers NeededCurrently the project is being headed up by one man. There is a great need for additional web developers to help with the coming work-load. The door is open for anyone interested in being a part of this project. Nolte Digital Solutions 775-593-0871 p. 973-201-1097 f. 2722 Forest Grove Ave SW Wyoming, MI 49519 [Less]

gwt-stuff

GWT-Stuff is a collection of modules and components for the Google Web Toolkit. June 10, 2007:You need to download the appropiate GWT-Stuff for your version of GWT. The GWT 1.4.10RC indtroduced some changes that necessitated some changes to the internals of the GWT-Stuff widgets. You are ... [More] encouraged to use the following links to find the appropriate download: GWT-Stuff for GWT-1.3 GWT-Stuff for GWT-1.4 March 7, 2007:Significant release: the major highlight is ObjectListTable no longer crashes some versions of IE6. The IE6 workaround necessitated some incompatible API changes. These changes shouldn't affect many people but hey may require you to refactor the way you do things such as using the AttachRenderer if your table is very dynamic. ObjectListTable got a new feature in the ColSpecRenderer, this allows you to better control the column widths for more advanced table layouts. The ColSpecRenderer and related classes are still young and may change in incompatible ways if you choose to use them. Other changes include smaller bug fixes to both the EventList module and the Table module. Finally many helpful assert statements have been added to provide additional info as to why something may not behaving as expected. Be sure to add '-ea' to your java launch command to enable assertions in hosted mode. Doing this will save you time in the future. February 27, 2007The ObjectListTable widget recently got a significant update including some bug fixes and performance improvements. The EventList library has received some significant work and now has a more complete API. Expect some activity on the EventList module as the API is matured and stabilized. [Less]

event-badge-generator

This python script is used to generate badges given a template image and a list of (names, company) in a tab separated file. This script was used in Proto.in 2007 SE (http://www.proto.in/proto2007se/) to create badges for all participants in the event. You can use this script to generate badges ... [More] for your own event. Tested with Python 2.4.3 - http://www.python.org Requires Python Imaging Library - http://www.pythonware.com/products/pil/ The current version generates a 2 sided badge (ie two images that can be folded in the center to create a badge with text on both sides). This is useful because if the badge twists around, it is still readable. A number of parameters are hardcoded as per Proto requirements. These will eventually be converted to parameters. In the meantime, you'll need to read the code and change the values. It's pretty straightforward code. Mainly, you will want to change - Default font name and size Locations to put the delegate name and company name (both in case of single line and double line) [Less]

cdaemon

There are many problems whose most obvious and elegant solution is a long-running daemon, however, the overhead of defining the daemon's internal workings (forking, logging, pidfile management, signal handling, task scheduling, configuration, etc.) is off-putting. Additionally, the sheer amount ... [More] of complexity involved with implementing concurrency makes a daemon a generally unattractive solution. cdaemon works around these problems, providing classes and mix-ins which take care of much of the boilerplate code associated with typical non-concurrent daemons, while adding concurrency in the form of an event-driven system (the classic Producer/Consumer model). [Less]

havurah

A flexible framework for managing volunteers, especially focused on the needs of synagogues. Written in Perl using the Jifty framework, it can be easily extended to include other membership activities (listserv management, private wiki, membership list). The initial goal will be to replicate most ... [More] of the features of InfoCentral (a church membership application), along with customizations that were made for Adat Shalom Reconstructionist Congregation of Bethesda, MD. [Less]