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The DJ Project is a set of tools to improve Java capabilities on the Desktop. The DJ Native Swing sub-project, among other things, allows integrating a Web Browser, Flash Player, HTML editor, or VLC-based player in Swing applications. DJ Native Swing code: https://github.com/Chrriis/DJ-Native-Swing DJ Sweet code: https://github.com/Chrriis/DJ-Sweet DJ Swing Suite code: https://github.com/Chrriis/DJ-Swing-Suite

This project is now upgraded as educational resource planning tool including LMS (learning management system). Now DEI, AVV K, IITR, NITH, AMU, JMI, IGNOU, SMVDU are partnering in this. Overall coordination is done by IIT Kanpur.

I created Status Reporter to track how my time was spent working on various activities that were associated with work breakdown structure (WBS) line items. Each activity was associated with a WBS line item, and the WBS line item was part of the overall departmental budget. In other words, time spent on Project X was given a WBS number, which was part of all the projects were responsible for completing. Even though Status Reporter was developed for a specific purpose, the ideals can be...

MyPassMan is a password management program that securely encrypts all your passwords using a master pass phrase. It takes advantage of capabilities introduced in Java 6 such as web browser launching and the ability to minimize to the System Tray.

Visual xsltproc is a tool which help to write xslt file, and debug it to find errors. It writes xml, and generates xml (Syntax highlighting of XML & line Nr.). Finally if the result is XSL-FO it generates the pdf on Apache FOP java. Build on QT4.2.

IntOS is a virtual operating system for use in a browser enviroment. The system supports windows, widgets, controls and has is own IDE. It uses JavaScript, DynAPI, HTML and Perl.

The Sino Project is an Open Source initiative that utilized code developed by the Chinese government. Sino Linux Middleware v3.0 and Mobile Business Application Suites are built and tested in conjunction with the OSDL in a high volume, enterprise read