Projects

Geopublisher & AtlasStyler SLD Editor

Geopublisher is a software to create digital multimedia atlases. Features are integration of multimedia, internationalization and a hybrid online/offline approach. AtlasStyler SLD/SE Editor is part of this project.

deegree

a Java Framework offering the main building blocks for Spatial Data Infrastructures.

OSGeo-Live

claimed by OSGeo - The Open Source Geospatial Foundation

OSGeo-Live is a self-contained bootable DVD, USB thumb drive or Virtual Machine based on Xubuntu, that allows you to try a wide variety of open source geospatial software without installing anything. It is composed entirely of free software, allowing it to be freely distributed, duplicated and passed around.

geOrchestra

A full-featured Spatial Data Infrastructure implementing OGC standards and based on highly acclaimed open source software and libraries. geOrchestra features an ISO-compliant data catalog (geonetwork), a powerful OGC server (geoserver), user friendly yet powerful viewers to build webgis solutions.

deegree3

claimed by OSGeo - The Open Source Geospatial Foundation

deegree is a Java Framework offering the main building blocks for Spatial Data Infrastructures. Its entire architecture is developed using standards of the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) and ISO/TC 211 (ISO Technical Committee 211 -- Geographic Information/Geomatics).

weight-log

Monitor your weight and graph it.

domainname-parser

.NET domain name parsing componentSummaryA domain name has 3 major parts: The 'top level' domain, or TLD (like .com, .net, .info) The 'domain name', or SLD (like google, microsoft, ebay) The subdomain (like www, photos) Parsing a domain name into it's 3 major parts sounds ... [More] easy, but is no trivial task. What happens when you come across hosts like test.co.uk? What about hosts like www.parliament.uk? From http://publicsuffix.org : "Since there is no algorithmic method of finding the highest level at which a domain may be registered for a particular top-level domain (the policies differ with each registry), the only method is to create a list. This is the aim of the Public Suffix List." The domain name parsing component uses the list of rules at www.publicsuffix.org to parse a domain name into 3 component parts. There are 3 types of rules: 'Normal' domain rules, 'Wildcard' rules, and 'Exception' rules. Getting startedDownload the latest release from the Downloads section Download the latest rules file Configure your app.config in the to point to the rules file you just downloaded (see the sample app.config included in the .zip) Look at the included unit tests to see how easy the component is to use UsageUsing the component is simple. Just use the constructor or the static 'TryParse' method and pass in the complete host name string. The component will return the parsed domain in a DomainName component. It's as simple as that: // Try parsing a 'wildcard' domain if (DomainName.TryParse("photos.verybritish.co.uk", out outDomain)) { // The domain should be parsed as 'verybritish' Assert.AreEqual("verybritish", outDomain.Domain); // The TLD is 'co.uk' Assert.AreEqual("co.uk", outDomain.TLD); // The SLD is just an alias for 'Domain': Assert.AreEqual(outDomain.Domain, outDomain.SLD); // The subdomain is everything else to the left of the domain: Assert.AreEqual("photos", outDomain.SubDomain); } else { Debug.WriteLine("Apparently, we couldn't parse photos.verybritish.co.uk"); }Where can I get the latest rules list?You can download the latest rules from the Public Suffix site. [Less]

Domain::PublicSuffix

This module utilizes the "effective_tld_names.dat" provided by Mozilla as a way to effectively reduce a fully qualified domain name down to the absolute root. The Mozilla PublicSuffix file is an open source, fully documented format that shows absolute root TLDs, primarily for Mozilla's ... [More] browser products to be able to determine how far a cookie's security boundaries go. [Less]