Projects

jmjrst

The Java Mass JPEG Resizer Tool has following Features: * Resize all JPEG Images of a specified Directory * Create Webgalleries * Resize and pack Images to an ZIP File for E-Mail Attachments * Multilingual (German/English) * A Java based program (Support for Unix, Linux, Windows, MacOs and more)

goofs

goofs is filesystem in userspace, based on fuse, which aims to expose Google services such as picasa images, contacts, blogs, documents, spreadsheets, presentations, calendars, etc. It is written using the java binding for fuse, fuse-j, together with the gdata-java-client. Note this is not an official Google project.

Caliph and Emir

Java & MPEG-7 based tools for annotation and retrieval of digital photos and images, supporting semantic annotation and content based, metadata based and semantic image retrieval. The sub project Lire offers a library for content based image retrieval.

ofbiz-media-manager

Media management server software based off ofbiz.

jaio

Uses exif data to allow you to easily organize your photos.

fb-photo-uploader

NO MORE DEVELOPMENTThis Uploader is no longer under active development due to lack of time. If anyone wants to take it over I can give you the project admin rights. This means that there will be no new releases for the foreseeable future. I suggest you use Bloom instead. IntroductionUpload ... [More] photos to Facebook using a Java-based desktop application, including tagging photos before you upload. See the wiki for more info. For more info on the Facebook API, see the Facebook Developers Website News16-September-2009 - Release 1.5.3 is out now. This fixes a couple of issues including one of photo quality. 20-August-2009 - Release 1.5.2 is out now. This makes a few changes including selecting the privacy of albums from the "Create Album" dialog, and a photo properties dialog. See the ChangeLog for more info. 14-August-2009 - Release 1.5.1 is out now. This brings the much-requested 200 photos per album change! Note that you MUST UPGRADE to this version, due to a change in the way Facebook handle desktop authentication. This also means that you must authenticate each time you start the uploader. I will look into a way to fix this, however I apologise for the inconvenience at the moment. More on the ChangeLog. 28-July-2009 - Release 1.5.0 is out now - minor changes to yesterday's release, but I thought it would be good to bump the version up a bit more! See ChangeLog for more info. 27-July-2009 - Release 1.4.2 is out now. Fixed a few issues, nothing major. See the ChangeLog for more info. ScreenshotsThis is the main window displaying some albums from Facebook and a few local photos in Windows: This is the photo tagging window in Linux: [Less]

pikasialg14

PikasialPikasial is an open-source project that consists in developing a picture manager like Google's Picasa or F-Spot, but it is written in Java. This project is proposed to ESIAL (a french engineering school in computer science) second year students. This software will provide basic ... [More] functionalities such as picture arrangement, zoom, slideshow, etc. but also more exotic ones like picture import from Flickr or PicasaWeb websites and advanced editing features. >>> The project is currently being designed. If everything goes as planned, a first release may show up in January. [Less]

photohand

PhotoHand is a light mobile photo album that run on top Android platform. Screen shots

ftpphotoapplet

Java applet to upload photos through the ftp, using Apache Commons Net Library. A static version is also available, and a applet.html example file can be taken from the source. This file works with IE or Firefox. It's pretty simple, but without many modifications you can have your own version.

gicasa

Gicasa is an open source photo system. The photo management system allows users the ability to upload and download pictures, create folders for different events, and use a slideshow to view their photos. The editing system allows for basic photo adjustments and effects. The actual image editing was ... [More] built using java. The website uses java script and ajax calls to java servlet. [Less]