7 projects tagged "Java 1.7+"
The Arakhnê.org Network Editor (NetEditor) is a Java component that permits you to edit and show connected graphs. The graph defines the constructs of a visual language, and NetEditor is able to render associated figures. NetEditor is based on a metamodel composed of the node, edge, and anchor (or ports) constructs. It has a strong separation of the visual-language constructs and the drawings. It provides tools to code graph-drawing layout algorithms. Two algorithms are provided: Ganswer-Sugiyama and Coulomb-Hooke force-based algorithms. Standard UI features are provided: graphical editing of the graph structure, depth levels for nodes and edges, undo, and redo, clipboard, and drag and drop management. The NetEditor API is able to export the graphs to GIF, JPEG, PNG, BMP, SVG, PDF, EPS, PDF, Graphviz DOT, GXL and GraphML. The document file formats used by NetEditor are GXL, GraphML, or NGR files (zipped GXL/GraphML).
HTMLSplicer is a toolkit that provides methods to compose complex HTML documents from simpler HTML documents, called templates. It can be used to generate servlet responses in Java Web applications, without adopting a full-fledged presentation layer framework like JSP, JSF, Apache Wicket, or GWT.
Given a chord progression and a music style, JChordBox generates a song. It is a library tool that can generate backing tracks from a chord progression and a music style. It contains several command line processes detailed in the user guide. It also contains a MIDI song player that can loop, play, pause, stop, rewind, forward, mute, or solo tracks, display transport information, and much more. It runs in a terminal.
nf1db is an in memory database engine with SQL and JDBC interfaces. It supports transactions, commands from the SQL-2003 standard, all major data types, a number of functions, default and null values, auto-increments, constraints, primary and foreign keys, set operations, implicit and explicit joins, nested SELECT statements, quantity limits in SELECT statements, and much more.