Grammar Browser provides a simple-to-use graphical interface to the grammatical structure and relations of any text, as parsed by the Stanford Parser. It contains a grammatical relation editor to modify, import, and export grammatical relation definitions (tregex patterns and features).
SADMS (Samba as Active Directory Member Server/Station) makes it easy to add a Linux host to an Active Directory Domain. As a domain member, the Linux host can then offer resources (shares) to the domain hosts and offload authentication to the domain (making it unnecessary to have local user accounts). SADMS takes care of changing configuration files to achieve this.
Treebolic is a suite of programs (an engine, a generator, a browser, and example Web services) whose purpose is to give a hyperbolic rendering of a hierarchy of data. A tree is rendered with nodes and edges but display space is subject to a particular curvature: more space is allocated to the focus node while the parent and children, still in the immediate visual context, appear slightly smaller. The grandparents and grandchildren are still visible but smaller still. Distant nodes gradually disappear towards the disk's border, as though the whole hierarchy were seen through a fish eye lens.
WNEJB is software to provide scalable, fault-tolerant, distributed access to the WordNet database in a Java Enterprise context. A session EJB is the favored interface for queries that return XML strings or serialized W3C documents. It is meant to be hosted on a JBoss 5 or 6 application server. It comes with a deployment wizard, an XML servlet, and a GUI browser.
WNPOJO is a library of Plain Old Java Objects to encapsulate WordNet entities (such as word, sense, and synset) and handle them transparently without the hassle of having to manage SQL queries. The Hibernate framework is used to handle SQL queries behind the scenes. It comes with a programming sample.
WordNet Web Application is a four-tier application for browsing and querying the WordNet lexical database of the English language. It runs hosted on a Java Enterprise Bean Container (typically JBoss) and Web-container (typically Tomcat). It includes an Enterprise Java Bean that interfaces with the WordNet SQL database. Front-end servlets offer four renderings of query results: raw XML, HTML, DHTML double tree, and hyperbolic tree.