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Designers and Developers needed
MRC is an application which can control any desktop computer or a server by sending the required commands over an HTTP Connection.
We are looking for developers who can contribute to this project. Since this project is in its initial stage we require both designer and developers.
Skills Needed: J2ME
Contact: Anand Nalya at
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Mobile Remote Control
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Mar 26, 2005 |
Java GUI Developer
I am looking for someone with knowledge of GUI development. The GUI was started by a friend of mine, but he has abandoned the project.
The backend has reached a stable point, and I would like for someone to come in fix the GUI.
Skills Needed: GUI, Linux, Programming, Swing
Contact: Abi Arroyo at
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cd_create
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Mar 11, 2005 |
Issues Browser project seeks lead!
The Glazed Lists demo program is called "IssuesBrowser" which is a rich client for viewing an Issuezilla database (as used by java.net). Run the IssuesBrowser via web start.
We are seeking a Java developer who would like to lead this project on its own. There are two major components:
the IssueZilla connector. Currently it reads issues via an XML cgi script. Write capability should be added to make issue changes via simple HTTP Post requests
the rich client front end. Read-only front-ends exist already for both Swing and SWT. A write-capable front-end needs to be created
This project has potential to be a very popular Java application. The issues browser is already better than the web front-end for reading issues, but it has a long way to go!
Skills Needed: J2SE, Swing, Web Services and XML
Contact: Jesse Wilson at
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Glazed Lists
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Mar 07, 2005 |
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