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db4o is designed to be a simple, easy-to-use, and fast, native object database. Software developers using popular Java and .NET object-oriented frameworks know that using object databases is a more natural way to get work done. Developers have three ways to storing and retrieving data: relational, non-native object and native object.
Relational databases, such as Oracle, IBMs DB2 and Microsofts SQL server, store data in a tabular, row-and-column metaphor. The organization of traditional data in a relational database is easy to understand. The concept took off and today most data is stored in relational databases.
However, as object-oriented models became popular, developers were spending time trying to map objects into a relational database. Today, developers are forced to rely on relational-to-object mappers, but this technology compromise adds a layer of complexity and degrades performance. It is best suited for organizations that rely on legacy data.
Non-native object databases came on to the market in the early 1990s with great fanfare. But their promise was largely unfulfilled. Developers found the technology expensive, complex and hard to use. The first native object databases had similar shortcomings.
db4o is based on new native object database technology. db4o offers .NET and Java developers the simplest and easiest way to store objects. db4o is the only native object database designed for both Java and .NET, supplied as one single programming library (Java: .jar /.NET: .dll) to be included with developer applications.
Main features:
- One line of code to store objects
- Native Java / .NET
- Class model == database schema
- Smooth production process
- Automatic schema versioning
- Query by example
- S.O.D.A. active queries
- 250kB footprint
- Saves more than 50% costs to develop your application
- Saves more than 50% time to release your application
- No need for training and administration
- Build lean, structured and manageable code
- Improve your software lifecycle with better refactorability and re-use
Enhancements:
- This release comes with an improved client/server protocol, which is now completely asynchronous and able to batch messages.
- Both changes reduce the number of client/server message round trips, and therefore improve client/server performance.

The current version contains functions for 1D, 2D, and 3D images, which may be greyscale, color, or multispectral.
Enhancements:
- A limitation in SaveData and LoadData that restricted the size of data has been fixed.
- There are assorted other minor bugfixes.

Tidybot is a cross-platform batch (X)HTML syntax-checker and report-generator. It traverses a directory tree of (X)HTML files on your hard disk, and generates a web page listing all the errors and warnings it encounters.

Tidybot can be used in two ways: from the command-line, or through a user-friendly GUI application. The output will be identical in either case.

On Unix platforms, the GUI version of Tidybot is installed as tidybot_gui, and can be executed directly from the command line.

On MS Windows, the installer will have installed the GUI version as the program Tidybot GUI, which can be executed from the Start Menu: Start > Programs > Tidybot > Tidybot GUI.

In addition (depending on what you instructed the installer to do) you may also have a Tidybot GUI icon on your Desktop, and/or in the "Quick Launch" area of your Taskbar, that you can use to start the program.

The GUI version of Tidybot allows you to specify exactly the same options as the command-line version, just in a more convenient point-and-click fashion. The GUI version also has some functionality the command-line version lacks:

- The less often-used options are initially hidden. They can be made visible by choosing the Show Advanced Options menu item from the Options menu.
- If the Display results in browser checkbox is checked, Tidybot will send the results of the Tidybot run to your default browser.
- Settings and values are saved when you quit the application, and restored the next time you start it up. Some fields maintain a history of previously entered values, which can be selected from a drop-down menu.

StagingAddOn provides a simple staging and versioning product.
StagingAddOn is a simple staging and versioning product. This products aims to be an easy-to-install and easy-to-use solution.
It allows:
- to have a published version of an item, while working on a new version (located in the same folder). When this new version is published, the old one can be automatically archived or expired;
- to list versions of an item;
- to compare two versions of an item, if CMFDiffTool is installed.

dom4j provides a Java library for working with XML, XPath, and XSLT.
dom4j is an easy to use, open source library for working with XML, XPath, and XSLT on the Java platform, using the Java Collections Framework, and with full support for DOM, SAX, and JAXP.
Main features:
- designed for the Java platform with full support for the Java Collections Framework (Java 2 Collections)
- full support for JAXP, TrAX, SAX, DOM, and XSLT
- fully integrated XPath support for easy navigation of XML documents
- event based proccessing mode to support for massive documents or XML streams
- based on Java interfaces for flexible plug and play implementations.
- support for XML Schema Data Type support using Kohsuke Kawaguchis excellent Multi Schema Validator library
Enhancements:
- Updated the XPP2 implementation to version 2.1.10.
- Fixed a problem with XMLWriterthat was causing too many new lines to be written to the resulting XML.
- Include more information about the cause if an XPathExceptionor InvalidXPathExceptionis thrown.

gnetmd is a suite of NetMD-related programs and plugins.
gnetmd plugin includes the libgnetmd library, a standalone GNOME2.0 frontend, an XMMS plugin, and a Nautilus view.
Main features:
- A library (still no uploading or downloading of songs).
- An XMMS plugin.
- A Nautilus View.
- A standalone GNOME2 application.
Installation:
To compile, run "./configure" then run "make".
To install, run "make install" as root.

OSGEdit is an editor of 3D scenes for scientific applications and games, using the OpenSceneGraph (OSG) library.
OSGEdit project allows easy scenegraph editing for anyone using OpenScenegraph in some 3D project.
OpenSceneGraph is a free (LGPL) library that implements professional 3D scenegraph management, usefull for games, scientific applications, real-time simulations, etc.
Take in mind that Its only a scene editor/composer, not a modeller. You can use many programs (like Blender) to model your objects and import them into OSGEdit to compose a complex OSG scene for your application with switches lods, etc.
Main features:
- Good design techniques (uses a lot of design patterns)
- wysiwyg: Its rendering all the time using OSG, so what you see on the screen is what you get when you open the scene with osgviewer or your own app.
- You can see a tree representing the graph where you can select nodes for all the operations. This tree is really a graph, the same node can hang in two different branches, and its a shared node, not a copy, changes on the node in one branch affect to the same node in the other branch.
- Each node type has a properties dialog integrated in the window (most of them are already supported).
- Of course, you can also manipulate transforms visually, there are tools to move, scale, and rotate transform nodes visually with the mouse.
- All the operations except for the new/open/save and zoom changes, can be undo and redo without limit.
- You can create new group (Group/Transform/Switch/LOD) nodes (It doesnt allow for creating of geodes, its not a modeller, only a scene composer).
- For these files that only contain one geode, you can also insert a Transform node as a parent of the selected node, even if its the root node.
- You can open all the formats supported by OSG and also save all the formats supported for writing by OSG.
- There is a tool for merging in files, you can add child nodes that are readed from file (this is very important if you are going to compose a complex scene from several models.
- Nodes can be copied, pasted into group nodes, and even cutted.

NewsBruiser is a simple but full-featured Weblog application. Its easy to set up, easy to use, it wont make you install a lot of other software, and its free! Download it now and give it a try!
NewsBruiser requires Python 1.5 and 2.x to run fine. Some features (like ReST formatting) require Python 2.x, but all of those are optional. NewsBruiser carries with it all the special libraries it needs, so you shouldnt have to install anything special.
If you get stuck, you can consult the documentation, which is under the www/doc/ directory, or available online at http://newsbruiser.tigris.org/doc/. You can also email me with questions or problems you have.
I want NewsBruiser to be the easiest to install and use of any weblog package. If you run into any problems installing it on your system, or using it afterwards, please let me know.
NewsBruiser is easier than ever to extend. A lot of the basic functionality is implemented with plugins, and if you know Python its easy to add plugins. Take a look in the nb/plugins/ directory for lots of examples.
Main features:
- Simple web-based installation and setup
- Easily import entries from other tools (eg. Moveable Type, Manila) or RSS feeds
- Customizable through CSS and a simple templating system
- Several prepackaged themes
- Categories
- Draft entries
- RSS syndication
- Trackback
- Integrated Creative Commons licensing
- Easy to use (my mother uses it)
- Easy to extend
Enhancements:
- Fixed a bug found by Jarno which could allow an unauthenticated user
- to take actions on comments.
- Added per-comment permalinks based on human-readable date.
- Fixed a bug that was causing entries to lose their categories when
- saved as draft. (Fixed for real this time.)