14 projects tagged "Front-Ends"
My Handy Restaurant is software created to help restaurant waiters and managers in their job. Waiters can choose a restaurant table, assign orders to it and have them automatically printed on printers. "Normal" dishes can also be modified, by adding or removing ingredients. Bills can be printed automatically, even for separated bills. The accounting section allows a restaurant manager to easily administrate the whole accounting (bank accounts, employees, suppliers, income) in an easy way. Stock management is also available, and items quantity is automatically updated. The interface is handheld-sized and is written to be compatible with most handheld browsers.
JXplorer is a fully functional, mature piece of software with advanced security integration and support for the more difficult and obscure parts of the LDAP protocol. It has been tested and run on Windows, Solaris, Linux, and OS390, and should run on any Java-supporting operating system. It supports standard LDAP operations such as add, delete, copy, and modify, and adds more complex operations such as tree copy and tree delete. It handles complex LDAP cases, including multi-valued RDNS, binary attributes, certificates and passwords, unicode characters, and UTF8 distinguished names (RFC 2253). Complex LDAP searches are supported, and it has full SSL and SASL security, along with a GUI keystore interface and certificate viewer. Standard Java keystore formats are supported, and more may be added using the pluggable security architecture.
Permission Record Information Machine (PRIM) delivers database connectivity via a web browser. Users can have different database permissions (e.g. create tables, modify tables, etc.). PRIM has built-in database analytical tools such as graph displays, reporting, etc. English and Chinese (Big5) language support.
X-Hive/DB is a powerful native XML database designed for software developers who require advanced XML data processing and storage functionality within their applications. The comprehensive X-Hive/DB Java API contains methods for storing, querying, retrieving, transforming, and publishing XML data. X-Hive/DB supports all major W3C standards, such as XQuery, XPath, DOM, XPointer, XML Schemas, and more.
SAGU, which is a portuguese acronym for "Sistema Aberto de Gestão Unificada", was originaly designed to automate all of what that happens between a student and their Educational Institution. This relationship happens at the academic, financial and administrative levels, and SAGU has subsystems dedicated to these levels. SAGU can be tailored to fit the needs of any Educational Institution.