Free jhepwork 1.3 software for linux

jHepWork is a full-featured multiplatform data-analysis framework written in JAVA.
Main features:
- The only Java-based editor with on-fly spell checking
- The only editor with color syntax highlighting for all classes and methods of ROOT
- Color syntax highlighting for many programming languages
- Multiple clipboards
- Multiple Eclipse-like bookmarks
- File browser
- Multi-document support
- Linux/Unix - like commands cp, mv, rm, cat etc. are supported.
- Extensive LaTeX support: a structure viewer, build-in Bibtex manager (JabRef) and LatexTools
- A document structure viewer for fast navigation
- Extensive configurability
Data analysis tools
- Enhanced console for BeanShell and Jython with syntax highlighting and built-in macro language for custom commands. Macros based on the jEdit textArea can be reused.
- An interactive scientific plotting programs for 2D and 3D plots with a graphic user interface (GUI).
- Data structures and data manipulation methods, integrated with Java and JAIDA classes, combines remarkable power with very clear syntax. The programs written with jHepWork are usually very short due to high-level constructions of the JHPlot package.
- Many mathematical and physics libraries are linked automatically. Fully compatible with FreeHEP libraries for data manipulation, histograms and fits
Extensive configurability
Enhancements:
- Based on Jython 2.2rel3.
- A Jython syntax checker, fit panel, and 3D objects support.
- Many bugs have been fixed.

PhpWiki is a WikiWikiWeb clone written in PHP. A Wiki is a Web site where anyone can edit or create the pages through the Web browser, with no authentication.
PhpWiki works right out of the box with zero configuration, and comes with a set of default pages.
PhpWiki is useful for collaborating on documentation on a project, having freeform discussions, and easy editing and searching.
A WikiWikiWeb is a web site where anyone can edit the pages through an HTML form. Linking is done automatically on the server side; all pages are stored in a database.
This may sound rather simplistic, but a Wiki is a very unique way to collaborate on the Web.
The addictive quality of a Wiki is that making pages is as simple as making a link to them. If they dont yet exist, the page link will be followed by a hyperlinked question mark; follow that link and you can define the new page.
Enhancements:
- Fix the broken LDAP fix from 1.3.13p1
- fixed sortby with multiple pagelists changes:
- changes all themeinfo.php files, moved global to method load() to be easier derived from custom theme classes, main now calls $WikiTheme->load
- MailNotify is now silent unless DEBUG new:
- added experimental ATOM support
- added Changes and Upload button to edit

phpWebApp is an application framework which makes easy and simple the task of building PHP web applications based on relational databases. It separates the task of designing and changing the layout of the application from the task of implementing the logic of the application, by using XML templates that are an extension of XHTML.
The project also simplifies the task of implementing the logic of the application by offering an event based programming model. In addition, phpWebApp tries to offer modularity and code reusability to the community of webApp developers.
Main features:
- The framework separates the layout from the logic of the application, so a graphical designer can easily improve the layout of the application without getting messed with the logic and without having to understand it. It makes easier the work of both the graphical designer and the programer. This also facilitates an iterative and incremental development approach for web application projects.
- The framework gives the possibility to divide a page into several parts which can be used in other pages as well. This makes the user interface of the application (the layout, the graphical part) more structured and easier to understand and maintain and makes easier the work of the graphical designer.
- The framework looks at web applications from a new point of view. From this point of view, a web application is a state machine, which can be represented and described by one or more statechart diagrams. Each page of the application that is displayed, represents the application in a certain state. Clicking to a link causes a transition to another state of the application. This simplifies the design and the implementation of web applications. Later, if this point of view is formalised and elaborated enough, it may provide the theoretical bases for automatic code generation of web applications from state chart diagrams (e.g. from UML state chart diagrams), and for reverse engineering.
- The framework supports an event based programing model. When a transition from one state of the application to another happens, it may trigger an event as well, which is handled by a function (event handler). This makes the logic of the application easy to build, understand and maintain, and makes easy the work of the web programer.
- The framework gives to the web programers the possibility to create independent web components (called WebBox-es) which have their own user interface (graphical design), client side behaviour, server side behaviour, states, events, event handlers, etc. These components can be very easily reused in other web applications and thus provide code reusability to web programers. This means that if you have constructed something once, you dont have to re-construct it again when you need it another time, but use it ready.
- The framework brings closer the client-side and the server-side logic of a web application. E.g. the session variables (which are usually used to keep the state of various parts of the application), are available and can be accessed both on client side and on server side.
- The framework makes the interaction with the database almost database independent. This means that in case that you decide to change the database on which your application is based (e.g. switching from MySQL to Oracle), then the application itself doesnt need to be changed at all, it will work all the same.
Enhancements:
- Bugfixes and some improvements in documentation were made.

Cego implements a relational and transactional database system with support for the SQL query language. The current release contains the most common database features for basic table manipulation and data retrieval.

Indexes, foreign keys, views, and stored procedures are also implemented. Future releases (2.0 and above) will support a multi-node database concept with log file shipping for an automatic database application failover.

HistView application takes an ASCII changelog as input and outputs a formatted HTML page.

When developing some piece of software, one usually records its development history in an ASCII file, preceding all changes with a "hint" of the kind of change - such as an "+" for a new addition, or a "!" for a bug fix. After a while, one decides to release the package. And a while later the question arises, how to present the latest changes to users who wish to see the list of changes first to decide whether its worth to update. At this moment, one can just place the plain text file somewhere accessible on the net - but wouldnt it look smarter to have it formatted as a nice HTML document? If you would like this, but dont want to waste time rewriting the history in HTML, HistView ist for you: it just reads in the history file, and formats it in HTML. Provided you use a style similiar to what I do.

UpYours! provides a simple file upload cgi-bin that can be used instead of FTP.

Sometimes, you just need to upload a file and you dont have your crypto bits handy.In this day and age, people should always use scp (or pscp.exe) to copy files around, but users are users, and even clueful people sometimes find themselves in a position where its not easy, convenient or even possible to use anything but a stupid web interface (a kiosk on a conference floor for example).

UpYours! is a simple solution to this problem.The idea is to provide a way for file uploads to occur that:

(a) doesnt leak information about the server to the (potentially malicious) client;
(b) does not present anything useful to people who want to use the server as a drop-point for files;
(c) does not open the server up to DoS attacks;
(d) is simple to use, and can be deployed over http and https;
(e) does not force the client to reveal any secret information

Gspot stands for Gnome applet for Searching the web in a Practical, Outlined and Tidy way.

The project is in version 0.1. For version 0.2 it should have a preferences dialog that uses gconf for settings such as language support for engines that "support" it and other engine-specific settings.

It is going to be a non-intrusive simple applet and is supposed to be an all search tool for the gnome desktop.

TimeMonitor is karamba theme "TimeMonitor", whit day, date, time and Uptime Monitor.

Full english german, spanish and slovenian support.

Thanks to Eugeni for spanish transtalation! http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=28396

Thanks to Piotr Dzienis for Polish version.

Download SuperMonitor successor of Time Monitor! http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=28165