OpenBaseMovil J2ME app framework 3.0 (stable) released
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OpenBaseMovil is an enterprise-class J2ME application framework, which includes many features being the most notable the J2ME Relational Database Engine openbasemovil-db, but also the user interface engine that allows you to create your views using XML, and lots of other useful things like local connectivity to Bluetooth devices like bar-code scanners, printers or GPS antennas.   With this release you have every thing you need to create your own enterprise-class J2ME applications with little effort, without worrying about device bugs or differences, screen sizes, and all the things that usually make J2ME development a nightmare. We have included in this release a Quick Start Guide, that explains how to use the application template to create your project skeleton and then how to build a working application very quickly: PasswordKeeper, a KeePass like application. Of course, the full source code for the framework, the application template and the sample application are available for download: http://sourceforge.net/project/platformdownload.php?group_id=210619 Visit the project home page for more information: http://www.openbasemovil.org
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OpenLink Software are pleased to announce release 2.1 of the OpenLink AJAX Toolkit (OAT).    This release introduces the following new features:     * Enhanced RDF Parser (includes support for RDF/XML and RDF/N3)    * New Faceted RDF Data Browser    * RDF Graph Visualization Control with sidebar for Graph Density manipulation    * New RSS Reader Control    * Visual SPARQL Query Builder added to + Form Designer's Data Source control    * OpenAjaxAlliance conformance    * Inter-control messaging system    * Enhanced Tree and Dock Controls    * Enhanced Anchor tag that facilitates lookups to SQL, XML, and RDF Data Sources via In Page Activation of Data Driven Web Pages    * Updated Animation API  For further information, please see:   Project homepage on sourceforge.net: http://sourceforge.net/projects/oat   File downloads: http://sourceforge.net/projects/oat/files   Live Features Demonstrations: http://demo.openlinksw.com/DAV/JS/demo/index.html
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A Java/XML-based Distributed Network & Systems Management platform   OpenNMS 1.3.10 has been released. This is mainly a bug fix release with some new features, including integration with the Hyperic HQ agent and a Mail Transport Monitor. Full release notes available here: http://www.opennms.org/documentation/ReleaseNotesUnStable.html
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openMSX is the MSX emulator that aims for perfection. openMSX 0.5.0 - Bronze Edition - contains an improved configuration format, significant speedups (including MMX assembly) and many bugfixes. Together with openMSX a new version of Catapult, our user-friendly GUI, was released. Please read the release notes for details, including instructions for upgrading your configurations to the new format.   The latest release can be found here:  https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=38274&package_id=30511
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(InfoWorld) - Fortify SoftwareÂ and the FindBugs project have launched a free service that will scan open-source Java software for bugs in the code. The Java Open Review project (JOR) lets open-source projects run audits of their source code using Fortify's source code analysis software and the University of Maryland's FindBugs tool. With developers focusing on more secure software development practices, the Java community needs more advanced bug-finding tools like JOR, said Barmak Meftah, vice president of product and services, with Fortify. "Everybody understands that the cheapest and easiest point to find and fix security bugs is at the time of implementation," he said. Open-source developers will now get the benefit of Fortify's Source Code Analysis software, which is already used by commercial vendors such as Oracle and Adobe Systems. But the free JOR analysis is not as detailed as one done by Fortify's commercial product. Fortify Source Code Analysis can find more than 120 categories of software security problems, Meftah said. The JOR analysis will detail about 40 categories, covering "the most egregious types of security vulnerabilities and the types that developers tend to understand most readily," he said. The details of the free source code analysis will be made available only to project contributors so that JOR cannot be used as a hacking tool, Meftah added. JOR has been working with a handful of open-source projects over the past six weeks and has discovered hundreds of bugs in applications like Tomcat, Zimbra and Java Pet Store. On Monday, the service will be opened up to any Java open-source projects that want to use it, Meftah said. Sun Microsystems already uses FindBugs for its GlassFish open-source application server software, said Geoff Halliwell, a manager of application server quality engineering with Sun. Though Sun has no immediate plans to audit its application server code with JOR, Halliwell said he would "certainly look at it." "In my business, we're always looking to improve," he said.ADVERTISEMENTNEW IT SERVICES FROM IBM: EASIER TO BUY AND IMPLEMENTDiscover a simpler, more cost-effective way to get the solutions your company needs to grow more flexible and efficient.
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MoJT Login System is simple, but yet powerful login system. The Program consist of a login, registration and members page. It has also the administration panel which is easy to access and even more easier to use!   New version/update for version 1.05 was released today! Here is the change log:  - Changed bottom (copyright) link with new one (old one caused pop-ups!) - Fixed small language bugs - Fixed FROM form; now can be defined in php configuration file - Reedit php config file for easier use - Updated the readme file for better understanding and easier configuration of script - Updated installation page  Regards,  Stefan
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Paul Jones, developer of the Solar Application Framework, has posted the latest version of said software. Details for the release can be found in this blog posting over on his site.    Last night, I released version 0.24.0 of Solar, the simple object library and application repository. Solar is a PHP 5 framework for rapid application development.   You can read the change notes for a full run-down, but there are a few changes in particular that I want to highlight.    He points out changes in the form of two major packages:  Solar_Request - a new class developed to handle the request information for a script (get/post/cookie/etc) Solar_Session - a new class to handle the sessions in an application, complete with read-once "flash" support  He also mentions a small change to the built-in Ajax support for the handling of the "edit" view.
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In this new entry on his blog, Jacob Santos is officialy ringing his own sort of death knell for phpBB in the form of recommending a move to FUDForum.   The development of phpBB 3 has been past due for a long time. In my humble and not so educated opinion, it has faded (or if it hasn't already, it will fade) into obscurity. The phpBB 2.x development line has been overtaken by other forum projects, including better security in their package. SMF offers many of the features that will appear in phpBB 3 and also offers phpBB ease of installation and use.   He goes on to talk about the "upcoming release" of phpBB 3 but reminds us of the fact that it might be "another 2 or 3 years" before the update. If they ever get it out, though, (and it lives up to expectations) it'll be great.   Jacob then looks at FUDForum (a project involving Ilia Alshanetsky) and praises it for its integration skills and simplicity. It even includes APIs to help integrate the install of FUDForum with the databases from other popular message boards.
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Marathon - Testing Framework version 0.90 is released. This is a minor feature enhancement and bug-fix release. The details of changes can be found in ChangeLog. Marathon is a testing framework for GUI applications developed using Java/Swing. Marathon composes of recorder, runner and editor. The testscripts are composed of python code. Marathon focuses on end-user testing. One need not know Java or Swing to record test scripts using Marathon. Marthon is kept intentionally simple. The aim to produce test scripts that are readable by everyone on the project. This includes the developers, testers and the customers. Marathon is flexible and provides facilities to extend the functionality available through python scripts or through writing ones own component resolvers.    The latest release can be found here:  https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=46616&package_id=54685
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The new version 1.7 of wxSQLite3 - a thin wrapper for the SQLite database for wxWidgets applications - now supports the current version 3.3.10 of SQLite. Support for BLOBs as wxMemoryBuffer objects and for loadable extensions has been added. Optional support for key based database encryption is also included.    Version 1.7.1 fixes a bug in the key based database encryption feature (The call to sqlite3_rekey in wxSQLite3Database::ReKey could cause a program crash, when used to encrypt a previously unencrypted database).  The wxSQLite3 file release contains the doxygen generated documentation. The file release for Windows additionally contains version 3.3.10 of the SQLite DLL in 3 different flavors: the original unmodified DLL, a DLL including support for accessing database meta data, and a DLL supporting optional database file encryption using 128 bit AES encryption.  See: https://sourceforge.net/projects/wxcode
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Web based ERP for SMEs, built on proven MVC & MDD framework that facilitate customization & maintenance of code. Already in production, it encompasses a broad range of functionalities such as finance, supply chain, project mgmt, manufacturing & much more   Openbravo 2.34 is a stabilization release for the 2.3x series with no additional functionality. It is intended as a beta release. Openbravo users can start a new implementation project on this release but are recommended to upgrade to 2.35 for production purposes as soon as that release becomes available (estimated availability of 2.35 is October 2007). Existing Openbravo users are not recommended to upgrade their production systems to 2.34 and to wait for 2.35 instead.  For a complete list of bug fixes and know issues check the release notes:  http://wiki.openbravo.com/wiki/index.php/OB_2.34_ReleaseNotes  -- Downloading and installing it --     You can download Openbravo R2.34 from SourceForge.net:  http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=162271   And install it following our quick installation guide:  http://wiki.openbravo.com/wiki/index.php/Bitrock_Installation_Guide