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Contineo " home
Contineo is a web based document management system. It supports its users by managing documents in most popular formats.
Tomcat Today, GlassFish Tomorrow? | Javalobby
Grizzly (fast HTTP using nio), Sailfin (SIP), JPA (TopLink), Metro (web services), EJB3, Java EE 5 (6 coming), JMX, VisualVM (Management), Shoal (clustering, load balancing using JXTA), in-memory distributed database with replication (HADB).
JODConverter | Art of Solving
JODConverter, the Java OpenDocument Converter, converts documents between different office formats. It leverages OpenOffice.org, which provides arguably the best import/export filters for OpenDocument and Microsoft Office formats available today.
Rich Sharples' Blog " Blog Archive " Java is finally Free and Open
"In June, 2007 - Red Hat launched the IcedTea project with the goal of making OpenJDK usable without requiring any other software that is not free. [...] The latest OpenJDK binary included in Fedora 9 (x86 and x86_64) passes the rigorous [TCK]."
ONJava.com -- Parsing an XML Document with XPath
triggered me to understand how to use functions in xpath
OpenKM Document Management System | Open Source DMS - Home
penKM是一个文档管理系统,用于组织和共享文档。可以通过名称,内容,关键字等来搜索文档。基于Jboss+J2EE+Ajax web (GWT)+Jackrabbit (lucene)等技术开发。
JabRef reference manager
dovrebbe servire come database di citazioni esportabile in bibtex
Jasypt: Java simplified encryption
Jasypt is a java library which allows the developer to add basic encryption capabilities to his/her projects with minimum effort, and without the need of having deep knowledge on how cryptography works.
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OpenKM Document Management System | Open Source DMS - Home
OpenKM is focused on creating a open source electronic document management system, that due to its characteristics can be used by great companies as well as by the small ones, as a useful tool in processing knowledge management, providing a more flexible
[jug-discussion] SWT ... the scoop?
"At IBM we hated Swing from day one. Big, buggy, and looks crap."
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