Projects tagged ‘webstart’

Griffon is a Grails like framework for Swing based desktop applications.

FileBot is the ultimate tool for renaming your tv shows and anime, downloading subtitles from various sources or just simple file verification, all in a single executable jar.

This program is a wrapper for Google's Language Tools site. It allows you to quickly and simply translate text from one language to another using a split pane interface. The program is currently ... [More] launched using Java WebStart, however, it can be run locally. All development was done using the Netbeans (http://www.netbeans.org) IDE and SUN Java JRE 6.0 (http://java.sun.com). The actual language translation is done by our friends Google (http://www.google.com/language_tools). You can launch this program from the Downloads tab. Screenshot Requirements:SUN Java JRE 6.0 Usage:After your first successful initial run using the jnlp file Downloads tab, a desktop shortcut should be created. If you need to re-create it, open the 'Java Control Panel'. Then, do this do the following: Open the Java Control Panel Click on the General tab Click on the View... button in the Temporary Internet Files group box Find Language Translate in the list and right click on it to Install Shortcuts That is it. Going forward you can use your desktop shortcut. Updated 2007.04.06 [Less]

Desktop CRM

A simple space-taxi alike game created as a tribute to the original PlayByte / Ego Software game called Ugh!

This holds the sources for the image uploader application, used at bilderbunker.com. It's a java swing client application.

Symja - a symbolic math system written in Java based on the MathEclipse libraries >>> Try it via Java Web Start! <<< Featuresarbitrary precision integers, rationals and complex numbers polynomials ... [More] differentiation pattern matching linear algebra UsageExamples in the console application: org.matheclipse.core.eval.Console [options] Program arguments: -h or -help print this message -f or -file use given file as input script -d or -default use given textfile for system rules To stop the program type: exit To continue an input line type '\' at the end of the line. ****+****+****+****+****+****+****+****+****+****+****+****+ >>> a+a+4*b^2+3*b^2 In [1]: a+a+4*b^2+3*b^2 Out[1]: 2*a+7*b^2 >>> FactorInteger[2^15-5] In [2]: FactorInteger[2^15-5] Out[2]: {{3,1},{67,1},{163,1}} >>> D[Sin[x^3],x] In [3]: D[Sin[x^3],x] Out[3]: 3*Cos[x^3]*x^2 >>> Factor[-1+x^16] In [4]: Factor[-1+x^16] Out[4]: (-1+x)*(1+x)*(1+x^2)*(1+x^4)*(1+x^8) >>> Factor[5+x^12,Modulus->7] In [5]: Factor[5+x^12,Modulus->7] Out[5]: (2+x^3)*(4+x^6)*(5+x^3) >>> Expand[(-1+x)*(1+x)*(1+x^2)*(1+x^4)*(1+x^8)] In [6]: Expand[(-1+x)*(1+x)*(1+x^2)*(1+x^4)*(1+x^8)] Out[6]: -1+x^16 >>> Inverse[{{1,2},{3,4}}] In [7]: Inverse[{{1,2},{3,4}}] Out[7]: {{-2,1}, {3/2,-1/2}} >>> Det[{{1,2},{3,4}}] In [8]: Det[{{1,2},{3,4}}] Out[8]: -2 >>> See the JUnit test cases for more syntax examples. Licensethe complete system is published under the LESSER GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Some parts are published under more liberal licenses: the parser (and simple numeric evaluators) are published under the APACHE LICENSE Version 2.0. [Less]

Solitarius is a collection of solitaire games written in Scala. For the moment it includes only FreeCell, Klondike and Spider. You can run Solitarius using Java Web Start. Solitarius is designed ... [More] to make it easy to add new rulesets (all existing games are implemented in under 100 lines of code). As an example, below is the implementation of rules for FreeCell: package solitarius.rules import solitarius.general._ import Pile.dealToPiles import Utils.arrayOf class FreeCellPile extends AlternateColorCascade { override def longestDraggableSequence = if (isEmpty) 0 else 1 override def canDropOnEmpty(card: Card) = true } class FreeCellTableau extends Tableau(2, 8) { val cells = arrayOf(4, new Cell) val foundations = arrayOf(4, new BySuitFoundation) val piles = arrayOf(8, new FreeCellPile) dealToPiles(piles, Deck.shuffledCards) def layout = cells :-: foundations :-: piles :-: end } [Less]

A small application for regular work breaks. Build in 2007 to test the systray functions in Java 5. Added some Webstart features and free images before release.

The Xito platform has been created to address client deployment issues and develop a rich Java client experience for end users. The platform is comprised of modular services that work together to ... [More] produce a network centric architecture with an easy to use user interface integrated with the native host operating system. The Xito Platform will address the core issues of existing Java client technology, namely: large memory and performance requirements, a poor user interface to manage Java applications, and complex security model that is not understood by end users. [Less]