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MyUI is a JavaScript framework that provides a set of components to improve the Web user experience. It was developed to be very easy to use and understand. For most of the components, you don't even need to have JavaScript knowledge, as they actually modify the behavior of normal HTML elements in a transparent way. Usually this is achieved by marking these elements with CSS classes or custom attributes.
Fedora-Bugzilla is a Perl module that aims to expose a kinder, gentler interface to Fedora/RedHat's Bugzilla implementation, which has a large number of custom methods. In addition to the XML-RPC methods that Bugzilla makes available, there are also some things that can be accessed only via the Web/XML interfaces, such as the flags, attachments, and comments functionality. This package works to expose those as well.
Hibersap is a small framework that offers an abstraction layer on top of the SAP Java Connector (JCo). It maps Java classes to SAP function modules using Java Annotations and reduces the technical code to call a function in a SAP back-end system. Hibersap’s API is very similar to Hibernate, thus offering a familiar programming interface to developers of enterprise applications.
liblouisxml is a library that provides complete Braille transcription services for XML and text documents. It translates into appropriate Braille codes and formats according to its style sheet and the specifications in the document. xml2brl, a command-line program that uses this library is also included. The latest version of liblouis is required.
Final Config implements the preference dialogue (typically found under Edit->Preferences) as a separate application that can be used by another application (called the client application or client) through DBus. The available preferences and how they are to be presented to the user is described in an XML file (the desc file), which can be stored in a place convenient to the client. The client does not need to bother with the desc file; it just needs to pass along the file location when invoking the FinalConfig service.