Java Applications

C#@Whiz is a C# (C Sharp) tutorial and test engine. It features: 150 Questions, Highly Customizable and Interactive, Integrated Quick Revision Tips, Detailed Report, Exhaustive Explanations, and many more.

CORBA@Whiz is a crispy, example based tutorial and test engine for CORBA. Features: Concise, Highly Interactive and Customizable, Test Engine with 150 Questions, examples on both C++ and Java, Integrated Revision Tips and many more.

nntp//rss is a Java-based bridge between RSS feeds and NNTP clients, enabling you to read your favorite RSS syndicated content within your existing NNTP-based newsreader.

opentaps Open Source ERP + CRM is an integrated Java enterprise application that offers ERP, CRM< accounting, ecommerce, Point Of Sales, warehouse, inventory, manufacturing, and supply chain management. It is ideal for retail, distribution, and manufacturing companies looking to streamline and bring together all aspects of their operations. It can be used "out of box" or modified to fit the exact needs of the company. opentaps is compatible with all major databases, including MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, and Microsoft SQL Server and can be deployed on Windows, Linux, and Unix servers. opentaps is free software and can be downloaded and modified without charge by users. Sequoia Open Source ERP is open source, which means that it is free to download, use, and modify under the open source MIT Public License.

POS & Inventory Control software for independent retailers developed in Java. Visit our site for a free demo.

Compiere is the smart business solution for small-medium distribution and service enterprises in the global marketplace - providing customer management, supply chain and accounting. If you want to migrate to a "brick and click" business with first tier ERP, CRM and POS functionality, Compiere is for you.

Zambro is a simple and light web browser, written in Java 5 and using the Swing framework. It encounters many features, where the most important are: remote and local browsing, bookmarks support (where bookmarks can be exported in a HTML document), HTML code viewer/editor, search on the web (using the most famous search engines like Google, Yahoo! and MSN Search), minimalistic back/forward memory for visited sites' history, hideable panels, and per-user customizable settings. Other features could be easily added.

XBrowser is totally free java application for browsing the web. It will execute on any OS supporting Java 2 platform. It is fully multithreaded and it means that you can open several web pages simultaneously in one session. It is customizable, providing options for changing the way XBrowser looks and operates. It provides the basic features that every web browser needs to support plus some advanced features.

Web Site Robot is a simple tool to easily create and host Web Sites and online stores. It includes a shopping cart integrated with the Paypal secure online credit card payments. No HTML, FTP, web hosting company, merchant ID or secure certificate are required. It automatically creates thumbnails, audio samples, and other multimedia links. It includes dynamic IP tracking and instant display of visitor activity on your site. Visitors can change page templates. It is great for e-commerce, Web merchants, small businesses, online photo albums, education, and personal Web sites.

LiteWebServer (LWS) is a small (roughly 1 MB), modular web server and Java web container. It is based on code from Apache's popular Tomcat server, tweaked and extended for easier installation and management. LWS consists of a set of modules that can be installed separately, so you only need to install and manage exactly the features you need. The base module provides basic web server features (HTTP/1.1 support) and support for the Servlet API. Add-on modules provide additional features, such as JSP support.

PAW (pro-active webfilter) is an Open-Source filtering HTTP proxy based on the Brazil Framework provided as a Open-Source Project by SUN. Because the Brazil Framework and PAW are written in Java the software is highly portable. PAW allows for easy plugin of Handlers (filter outgoing requests) and Filters (filter incoming data - the HTML response) and a GUI for end users. All the configuration files are in XML-Format and thus easy to modify (even without the GUI). It's aim is to provide an easy to use interface for end users and to be easily extendable by developers.

SWServer is a simple Web server. It is also a proxy as well as a tunnel. SWServer features options to delay request response and/or to lower the speed of I/O in order to simulate low speed modem connection. If you develop Web pages, SWServer may be a helpful little tool for you to test your Web pages in a simulated modem environment. Although SWServer does not support all advanced Web server features, it supports interesting ones like file range (for resumable file download) and connetion keep-alive. SWServer may also be helpful if you want to understand the actual data being transferred, especially when SWServer is run as a proxy or tunnel.

LogReader is an Java app that reads internet server log files and displays info about it similar to the "Web-trendy" company's. LogReader is copyrighted, and is distributed under the GNU Public License.

DataStore is a Java based document repository server for storing, querying and fetching XML based documents. It is built on practical needs allowing the storage of semi-structured (well formatted, maybe validated, XML, XHTML and HTML) documents and un-structured documents (TXT). The documents are stored in conventional relational database assuring that way the maximum advantages and reliability of these products. Being built on top of the Avalon Phoenix framework, it allows server components to be easily developed, deployed and shared. The documents are managed through a BEEP and/or XML-RPC interface using a subset of the SEP (Simple Exchange Profile) protocol.

The Offline Browser is a personal proxy server sitting behind your browser (Firefox, IE, Opera, Safari), silently and speedily handling all the network traffic. Unlike most offline browsers with this concept, you don't have to specifically tell WebAssistant to capture a website - it remembers everything you see, automatically adding new pages to the cache. WebAssistant updates your cached pages (in the background) so you've always got the latest version to hand. There's no difference between surfing the web and surfing your archive; you can even use you bookmarks or search your pages offline when you don't have a network connection Your Benefits Work offline (train, plane, beach) without worrying that you have the info you need. Reduces the pressure of knowing what to save, and the necessity for repeating browsing sessions looking for something that was missed. Mobile users have the flexibility of accessing information from the web without having to worry about expensive access points