Top Rated Scripts | Java

This Java applet implements a customizable picture calendar. You can supply the monthly calendar with your favorite pictures and colors.

tMail is a simple and free mail applet that allows you to send a mail in a applet (or an application). All java source code available.

jlGui is a music player for the Java platform, WinAmp skins 2.0 compliant. It supports WAV, AU, AIFF, MP3, OGG VORBIS and SPEEX audio formats. It includes tags (Ogg comments and ID3 tags) viewers, Equalizer, Playlist. Streaming support is available for IceCast/Shoutcast servers. jlGui is Java Web Start compliant so it could be deployed easily. JNLP launcher is customizable. This project is open source (LGPL).

Compiere is the smart business solution for small-medium distribution and service enterprises in the global marketplace - providing customer management, supply chain and accounting. If you want to migrate to a "brick and click" business with first tier ERP, CRM and POS functionality, Compiere is for you.

Easy installation Support servers like Tomcat, Resin, WebSphere, WebLogic etc. Speed-optimized database design Easy installation Multi-languages(English/Chinese...) Unlimited forums/posts Lock forum Lock/pin/degist/delete topic Delete message User profiles Avatars

The author writes "I used to face some difficulty in choosing background or foreground colors for my applications as the colors provided in java.awt.Color are too few. In the beginning I used to randomly select three integers for the constructor of Color class, apply it, and then see the effect. If not satisfied, then the integers had to be changed, the code compiled and run again to see the effect. After numerous trials I was able to get a color of my choice. To make things easier this applet was written. Of course, if one is using javax.swing package this applet is not required as a class for this very purpose is provided. But for awt buffs this applet would be of some help. Recently, I have also added the functionality of trying out different fonts too."

This servlet allows users to upload their files to your server. Uploaded file can also be emailed to the specified address.

Cewolf (Chart Enabling Web Object Framework) can be used inside a Servlet/JSP based web application to embed complex graphical charts of all kinds (e.g. line, pie, bar chart, plots, etc.) into a web page. Therefore it provides a full featured tag library to define all properties of the chart (colors, strokes, legend, etc.). Thus the JSP which embedds the chart is not polluted with any java code. Everything is described with XML conform tags. Cewolf is based on JFreeChart and uses it's rendering engine to render the final chart image into the clients response stream. No files are created on server side. Everything is based on lightweight session objects and dynamic data analysis.