Software Map

The tox (Tomcat, Oracle, and XML) Web archive is a
foundation for development of HTTP-based
applications using Tomcat (or some other servlet
container) and an Oracle RDBMS. It requires coding
primarily in PL/SQL, JavaScript, and XSLT, but
also in HTML, CSS, and potentially Java. It
enables the construction of applications using the
model/view/controller (MVC) design pattern. With a
controller that executes interpreted XML for
creating the model and view, developers can
construct new functionality. The model is
retrieved either via includes or by the execution
of Oracle's stored procedures, and then passed to
an XML stylesheet transform to construct and
return the view. Different combinations and
options provide rich dynamic content.

Mowyw is an offline content management system,
which means it is a kind of preprocessing system
specifically designed for Web sites. It uses a
very simple, easy to learn syntax, and is intended
to be rather flexible. Headers and footers,
includes (like SSI includes), and menus are
implemented, with more features planned.

JWordTrainer is a generic tool that helps you to memorize words for basically any pair of languages. You must first add the words from your individual lessons to input files, then specify how many words from which input files you want to be asked. The program will randomly show words and a button that shows the translation. Pali-English is included as an example language pair, along with a README that explains in detail how to add new words and languages.

Tpl makes it easy to serialize your C data using
just a handful of API functions. The data is
stored in its native binary form for maximum
efficiency. C, Perl, and XML are supported. Data
is portable across CPU types and OSs from Unix to
Mac to Windows.

The xml-coreutils are a set of command line tools for reading and writing XML files in a Unix/POSIX type shell environment. The tools try to be as close as possible to the traditional text processing tools cat, echo, sed, etc.

CSVSee graphs data from CSV files, especially those containing timestamps. You can graph all columns, or specific columns matching regular expressions. Graphs can be displayed in an interactive viewer, or saved to a .png or .svg file. Tools are also provided to generate CSV files by string-matching in multiple timestamped text files, and for creating CSV reports of Grinder load test logs.

PHFTP (PHP HTTP FTP) is a simple and fast Web FTP application. You can upload, download and administer files on FTP servers without a local FTP client, even if you are behind firewalls and proxies. The only thing you need is a Web browser HTTP(S) connection. If you can browse the Internet at your workplace, you can now also establish a FTP connection to any FTP server your PHFTP installation server can connect to.

xmltv2html is a script that transforms the XML output of
XMLTV into HTML.

denature uses several Perl modules and the
fop utility to convert an HTML file to PDF. It
has the beginnings of CSS support, and
handles several HTML tags.

Aquamacs is a Mac-like version of the powerful
Emacs text editor that runs as a standard OS X
application. It features extensive customization
that enables it to conform better with Apple's
standard Human Interface Guidelines (HIG) than
standard versions of the editor do. It provides a
more Mac-like user experience than Carbon Emacs.

Osgish is a command line shell for OSGi. It is based on the Readline Library, Jmx4Perl, as the OSGi backend, and Aries JMX as the OSGi Management layer. It is different than other OSGi shells, as it is implemented in pure Perl and provides unique features like wildcard support, context-sensitive command line completion, syntax highlighting, bulk lifecycle operations, advanced query facilities, and remoting via HTTP. It uses jmx4perl and Aries JMX OSGi bundles for accessing the OSGi container remotely.

Ekit is a simple Java-based HTML editor with copy
and paste, table, form, image, CSS, and spell
checking support. Used as application it also
allows for HTML to be loaded and saved, as well as
serialized and saved as an RTF.

SWEC is a program that automates testing of
dynamic Web sites. It parses each HTML file it
finds for links, and if those links are within the
site specified, it will check that page as well.
In addition to parsing and locating links, it will
also parse the pages looking for known errors and
report those. It will report if a page cannot be
read (by either returning a 404, 500, or similar).

libjson is a JSON parser and printer that is fully compliant with the JSON spec. The parser is efficient and interruptible with a simple and flexible API. It also optionally supports extensions like C-style comments or Python/YAML style comments, and for security allows the user to set a limit on the number of nested structures and the parse buffer. The library plugs easily into any model since it doesn't include any object model, and plugs easily in any project's memory management since the memory functions can be redefined.