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jWave is a versatile set of packages for Java that allow you to easily create and process RIFF files, with a special emphasis on reading and writing Microsoft PCM wave (.wav) files.

By popular demand, it is now distributed in its own bundle.

LayeredPanel project is a freehosting panel which allows Linux hosters and administrators to open a large-scale freehosting platform for their users. The project includes an easy-to-use interface for administrators and users alike to create user profiles, databases, and complete sites. It features one-click installation of well-known applications like phpBB and Joomla
Main features:
- Session and cookie Based Login System
- Disk Space/Traffic Usage bar and stats
- View/Change Account Details
- Filemanager with upload, new file, new directory, delete, move, rename, download and edit.
- Full WYSIWYG Editor in filemanager
- Subdomain (username.domain.com)
- Domain name support (www.domainname.com)
- Can add domain name to already existing subdomain account.
- Detailed awstats for User (Hits,Views,Traffic,Reffers)
- Mysql database manager, (create database, create user, assign privlidges, revoke privlidges, delete database, delete user)
- Full phpMyAdmin support
- Account settings (change password and other account details)
- Integrated support ticket area (no 3rd party support script needed)
- FTP account creation
- Delete account
- Blocking of users from using php to send mass mail from your server

VRbrochures are the next generation of internet virtual tours: rich media electronic brochures containing immersive panoramic & 3D images, virtual walkthroughs, interactive plans & virtual movies.
A step beyond simple flat photos or the single "spin around a room" panoramic images, VRinspection software allows you to produce the webs most compelling interactive imaging & virtual tour presentations.
You can now step inside 360 panoramas, pick up & rotate 3D objects from within the panoramas; use the interactive floorplan & linked images to walk from area to area, zoom into features for more detail, or view the virtual movie for an interactive guided tour.
Designed for the requirements of industry professionals, the Professional Suite also allows you to customize logos, icons and templates to create a custom-branded solution.
Without requiring technical or graphic design expertise, the simple and intuitive tree structure authoring system allows you to:
- Integrate different media elements, incl. 360 panoramas, 3D objects, slideshows, photos and detailed text, with maps and floorplans, into multi-page presentations, with email and printing facilities,
- Automatically generate slideshows, as well as panoramic & photo thumbnail images,
- Link all images together to create a virtual walkthrough and a guided virtual movie,
- Access an extensive library of customizable VRbrochure template designs
- Create your own unique virtual inspection brand & VRbrochure products by customizing icons, logos & branding
- Easily publish VRbrochures for online or offline viewing
With applications from property and tourism presentations to interactive 3D product catalogues, newsletters and corporate training, the VRbrochures provide the most complete on-line inspection and visual documentation experience available.

MagicDraw is a visual UML modeling and CASE tool with teamwork support.
The program is designed for business analysts, software analysts, programmers, QA engineers, and documentation writers. This dynamic and versatile development tool facilitates analysis and design of Object Oriented (OO) systems and databases.
It provides a code engineering mechanism (with full round-trip support for J2EE, C#, C++, CORBA IDL programming languages, .NET, XML Schema, WSDL), as well as database schema modeling, DDL generation, and reverse engineering facilities.
Enhancements:
- This release is focused on major improvements in C++ code engineering and reports.
- It includes a new report engine with a new user interface to help create reports more easily.

CourseForum is Web-based e-learning software that makes it easy for you and your students to interact, whether to create, post, share, or discuss course content.
With just their Web browser, students use Courseforum to get answers to questions, dig deeper into issues, and work on projects at any time and from anywhere, not just when classes meet.
It is powerful but easy to setup and use. Downloadable and hosted versions are available.
Main features:
- Get started in minutes. You can be running your own CourseForum server for your class with a quick download and a double-click - no complicated setup required! The software is available for Windows, Mac OS X and Unix.
- Easy for everyone to use. With an easy web-browser based interface, you and your students will be able to quickly create, read and contribute to class discussions.
- Powerful and accountable. All the features you need for discussions, group projects, lesson plans, student projects, all organized the way you want them to be. And you can easily track all student contributions and activity.
Enhancements:
- This version includes many new features, including a new "custom link" feature that allows easy integration of "Web 2.0" or other outside content directly into forum pages.
- Other changes include easier image links, improved comment posting, changes to the Enterprise version, several bugfixes, and more.

MiG Calendar makes it possible to any kind of time-based visualizations to your applications with little effort.
Flexible, Fast and Easy to use
If you want to visualize information with a time perspective, MiG Calendar will not only make your application look professional and be easy to use, you will save resources as well.
MiG Calendar is the most flexible and high performing calendaring solution on the market, you will not be disappointed; that we can promise you.
With MiG Calendar you can create a user interface that looks and feels like Microsofts Outlook, Apples iCal or Mozillas Calendar in only a few days. Add a day or two and you can even switch between them while the application is running!
What kind of applications can you create with MiG Calendar?
MiG Calendar Component is a Java component that will make it easy to map anything that has a time or time range to a very flexible and optionally interactive visual representation.
Here are a few examples of the applications you can create with the component, there are many more.
- Advanced Calendaring Solutions
- Hotel Bookings Visualization and Interaction
- Airline Flight Time Information System
- TV Schedules for Web or Interactive through an Applet or Application
- Cinema Movie Time Visualization
- Serving Calendar Images to a Web Application
- Resource Management Booking System
Main features:
- Visually extremely flexible through Theming and decorator support. Very easy to extend with new decorations and behaviors.
- Very good performance with optimized redrawing, making it possible to show tens of thousands of activities in one screen.
- Flexible recurrence handling that supports all aspects of the iCalendar (RFC 2445) specification.
- Date utility package included for handling advanced date and date range arithmetic such as iterating over time periods and rounding dates to boundaries.
- Complete all around header support with mouse interaction effects and events. This includes automatic scrolling and corner fill components.
- Extensive event support. Almost any changes and interactions can be caught by listening for events.
- Both an interface and implementing classes are included for handling the activities in the calendar. This makes it simple to integrate your existing classes, or create new ones, with MiG Calendar.
- The MiG Theme Editor included makes it a snap to create your own calendar look and feels (i.e. skins) using a GUI. The amazing thing is that it is equally easy to do the customizations by hand in code.
- The MiG AShape API for defining and painting the shapes that makes out the activities shown in the calendar, are very flexible and totally decoupled from the calendar layout itself. This governs for an until now unseen flexibility creating your own type of calendar.
- The subsystem for importing, exporting and synchronizing the activities handled by the calendar is completely exchangeable and/or extendable. It would for instance be a simple thing to hook it up with a third party iCalendar parser to view and edit .ical files. A reference demo implementation of a .ical parser is included. There are also good Open Source parsers available.
- The class hierarchy of MiG Calendar is simple yet very powerful. It is following the design patterns of Swing. The implementation packs a lot of customization without the need to subclass, but sub classing is still allowed and considered for in the design.
- A vast number of utility classes and helper objects are included.

Orca is a tool useful for plotting arbitrary data from text files onto a directory on a Web server.
Orca generates a large of number of plots from different types of data sets.
Main features:
- Configuration file based.
- Reads white space separated data files.
- Watches data files for updates and sleeps between reads.
- Finds new files at specified times.
- Remembers the last modification times for files so they do not have to be reread continuously.
- Can plot the same type of data from different files into different or the same PNGs.
- Different plots can be created based on the filename.
- Parses the date from the text files.
- Create arbitrary plots of data from different columns.
- Ignore columns or use the same column in many plots.
- Add or remove columns from plots without having to deleting RRDs.
- Plot the results of arbitrary Perl expressions, including mathematical ones, using one or more columns.
- Group multiple columns into a single plot using regular expressions on the column titles.
- Creates an HTML tree of HTML files and PNG plots.
- Creates an index of URL links listing all available targets.
- Creates an index of URL links listing all different plot types.
- No separate CGI set up required.
- Can be run under cron or it can sleep itself waiting for file updates based on when the file was last updated.
Orca has only four command line options. They are:
-gifs: Generate GIFs instead of PNGs. Tell Orca to generate GIFs instead of PNGs. You may not want to generate GIFs since PNGs are 1/3 the size of GIFs and take less time to generate.
-o: Once. This tells Orca to go through the steps of finding files, updating the RRDs, updating the PNGs, and creating the HTML files once. Normally, Orca loops continuously looking for new and updated files.
-r: RRD only. Have Orca only update its RRD files. Do not generate any HTML or PNG files. This is useful if you are loading in a large amount of data in several invocations of Orca and do not want to create the HTML and PNG files in each run since it is time consuming.
-v: Verbose. Have Orca spit out more verbose messages. As you add more -vs to the command line, more messages are sent out. Any more than three -vs are not used by Orca.
After the command line options are listed, Orca takes one more argument which is the name of the configuration file to use. Sample configuration files can be found in the sample_configs directory with the distribution of this tool.