Free national service framework software for linux

Dwarf Server Framework is a Java technology-based framework for developing network server applications.
The primary goal of Dwarf is to support development of network servers based on the Internet standards. However, its architecture is quite universal and it is not limited to this kind of applications only.
The first available Dwarf-based applications are the Dwarf HTTP Server with Java Servlets and JSP and Dwarf Mail Server with ESMTP/POP3/IMAP4.
Simple design and very concise API together with an extensive documentation makes the learning and consequent work with the framework easy and fast for the development team.
Modular multithreaded architecture as well as efficient implementation guaranties the performance on top. Incorporation of Java 2 Platform Security Architecture and Java Authentication and Authorization Service (JAAS) helps to meet todays high security demands.
Dwarf Server Framework, although not an all-purpose universal wheel, offers extending the server functionality by customizing almost all its components:
- multithreaded service development
- support for TCP/UDP based services
- authentication via login modules
- authorization based on subjects
- logging and configuration
Furthemore, it comes with the full documentation, guides and examples, and is free of charge for the binary redistribution.
Main features:
Main features
- universal multi-threaded server
- generic TCP and UDP protocol handlers
- extensible remote management
- various utility classes (DNS client, queues, caches, etc.)
- XML-based configuration
Security
- application-independent authentication
- subject-based authorization
- proprietary or third party login modules
- SSL/TLS secure communication
Support
- rich documentation with tutorials
- samples with source code included
License
- free of charge binary redistribution

GNU dictionary framework project contains a toolkit for connecting to different dictionaries.
It uses plugins to connect to different dictionaries (stardict, dictd, babylon..).
Enhancements:
- compile with Qt 4.0.1 and add check it require Qt 4.0
- make better directory installation
- tune the qmake file
- support splash screen (linux may have problem)

Experimental Robotics Framework aim is to develop and implement algorithms focused on the perception of the world for mobile robots, in order for them to navigate and execute tasks in an efficient way.

Installing erf

There are two ways to install the library, one is compiling the sources and the other is by installing the precompiled sources in rpm format.

To install from the sources do:

[user@machine tmp]$ tar -xjf erf...tar.bz2 ; cd erf... ; ./configure && make
[user@machine tmp]$ su
[root@machine tmp]$ make install

An rpm install goes like :

[user@machine tmp]$ rpm -ivh --nodeps erf...rpm

or if you are using mandriva linux or other rpm based linux distribution:

[user@machine tmp]$ urpmi erf...rpm

Visit rpm for more information on rpms.
Any problems please report to the miarn mailing list or email/ gmail chat with me.

Amanith Framework is a Crossplatform & Opensource C++ Vector Graphic Framework.
Amanith gives to developers a complete and reliable set of classes to work with geometric elements (lines, curves, paths, meshes, and so on); it provides many powerful modelling operators (like cut, join, flatten and so on) and, at the same time, the fastest rendering layer totally built on top of OpenGL.
Some other useful classes included in Amanith complete the framework with: fonts and pixelmaps support, hierarchycal animations, fast and robust tesselation, bitmap to vector tracing, mathematics and calculus functions, matrices, distance and intersection queries.
Main features:
Open Sourced!
- Open source has made Amanith possible, so we wanna Amanith to be open source too.
- This mean that Amanith source code is fully available for everyone.
Cross Platform
- Same source tree can be compiled without modifications under multiple targets.
- Linux, Win32, Mac, FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD, Solaris, IRIX, AIX are only few of them.
Modular
- All the framework is heavily based on a light plug-in system.
- This make fast and easy to include or esclude everything you want.
Standards adherence
- The Amanith philosophy is to support many open standards as possible.
- Png, Jpeg, Svg, Xml, OpenGl, Ansi c++, and many others.

WebWork MVC Framework is a Java pull HMVC Web application framework, designed for creating dynamic websites using minimal effort and maximum flexibility.
It supports multiple views, allowing you to switch between different view technologies, including HTML, Swing, PDF, XSLT, and Velocity, without changing the logic producing the data.
It includes a powerful expression language for navigating its object stack, as well as a small but complete tag library. WebWork MVC Framework supports internationalization, error handling, chaining actions, validation, command driven actions, redirection and type conversions.
Enhancements:
- Full support for Java 5 Annotations and Generics.
- Rich AJAX support using DWR and Dojo.
- A new QuickStart tool makes development easier.
- Client side validation using AJAX or plain JavaScript.
- Built in support for Continuations.
- A rich UI template framework.
- Native support for Spring and Pico IOC containers.
- More intelligent error reporting.
- Developer Mode makes building Web applications easier with improved error reporting.
- A simplified tag syntax.
- An advanced data binding framework that works with any object, including domain objects.

Locale::Framework is a Perl module for internationalization.

SYNOPSIS

use Locale::Framework;
use Locale::Framework::SQL;

Locale::Framework::init(new Locale::Framework::SQL(
DSN => "dbi:Pg:dbname=zclass;host=localhost",
DBUSER => "test",
DBPASS => "testpass",
[TABLE => "testtrans"]));

print _T("This is a test");

Locale::Framework::language("nl_NL");

print _T("This is a test");
Alternative interface (using wxLocale backend as an example), which does exactly the same. There is no local object scope, theres only a global class (or program that is) scope. OO interface is only for conveniance.
use Locale::Framework;
use Locale::Framework::wxLocale;

my $LOC=new Locale::Framework;

$LOC->init(new Locale::Framework::wxLocale("./locale","test"));

print _T("This is a test");
$LOC->language("nl_NL");
print _T("This is a test");

ABSTRACT

This module provides simple string based internationalization support. It exports a _T function that can be used for all text that need displayed. It can work with different backends, e.g. SQL or file based backends. The backend defaults to Locale::Framework::Dumb, which doesnt translate at all.

Clover.ETL is a Java based ETL framework which can be used to transform structured data. While using JAVA technology it allows for platform independence.
Clover framework can be used standalone as an application run from command line or can be embedded into Your application. Clover.ETL is released under LGPL License.
Clover.ETL is used by many individual developers and several companies, which embeds it into their solutions.
Enhancements:
- The internal transformation language has been improved.
- All reader and writer components support the same set of parameters (dataPolicy, skipFirstLine, skipRows, numRecords, etc.).
- Several new transformation components have been added.

Khalkhi framework was formerly known as Contacts framework.
Khalkhi (say [?al?i]) is a plugin-based framework for (the properties of) entries in the KDE Addressbook and services upon them. It consists of two libs, libkhalkhicore and libkhalkhigui, and a control center module.
The framework models an addressbook entry, like a person or organization, as a list of property types, with no, one or more items of a type for each entry. There are three types of services for a property (e.g. email address):
- action service (e.g. send email)
- data action service (e.g. send file per email, like from dragndrop)
- status service (e.g. number of unread emails in assigned folder)
The tarball includes a lot of services for the most common properties:
- birthday: copy date; has birthday
- im address: chat with; send message; send file; online status
- email address: send email; copy address; send files/urls;
open assigned folders in KMail; unread emails in assigned KMail folder
- homepage: open; copy url;
- blog feed url: copy
- phone number: make call; send fax; send SMS; copy number;
- postal address: open in Google Maps; copy address
- note: copy note
Examples for programs using the framework are a cards server and a Kicker applet, which are available as seperate packages:
http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php?content=54451
http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php?content=54452
Please see also http://frinring.wordpress.com/2006/07/05/framework-for-contacts-and-services-slowly-getting-shapes/
Developers, you are welcome to try to create own services! Have a look at the folder "services/example"
If you want to build directly from KDEs repository:
svn co svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk/playground/pim/ -N
cd pim
svn up khalkhi
svn up khalkhiapplet
svn up khalkhicards
svn co svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/branches/KDE/3.5/kde-common/admin
make -f Makefile.cvs
./configure
make
su -c "make install"
Enhancements:
- rename to Khalkhi
- adding namespace Khalkhi
- streamlining API terms and file names
- add ABI flag to plugins
- add eventsrc for status changes