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Vector graphics format IO programmer
I need someone to help me encode and decode Vector file formats. These formats include post-script formats like EPS and AI, XML formats like SVG and binary windows formats like EMF and WMF. Others might also be included. The encoding and ecoding is part of the VectorGraphics API for Java. Also helps in overall design of API. Requirements:

Must enjoy figuring out how to read and write file formats and writing code that does so (orderly).
Knowledge of basic data encoding (big-endian, little-endian, 8 bits = 1 byte, signed, unsigned, etc...)
Knowledge of good object/API design

Fun includes:

Writing a PostScript interpreter producing a VectorImage
Writing a windows GDI emulator producing A a VectorImage
Figuring things out with insufficient documentation

Skills Needed: J2SE, Programming

Contact: Vincent at

Java Vector Image API

Feb 01, 2006

We are looking for new active proyect memebers
We are looking for people who want to help actively in programming and achieving this proyect. At this point. Server is beeing created, database is created, part of the GUI with 3D graphcis is created and the rest is planned. We are not looking for special skills but only people with basic knowledge of Java programming who want to learn more working on a seriouse proyect. For more information do not hesitate contacting me.

Skills Needed: GUI, J2EE, Programming

Contact: Ciberdim at

Nova

Jan 28, 2006

SoapBrowser
This project is one of it's kind and unique in WebServices arena.All those who are intreasted in Webserves Would find it Very Challenging and Intreasting.Please go through Project.

Skills Needed: GUI, Swing, Web Services and XML

Contact: Ashwin at

soapbrowser

Jan 16, 2006

Neeed some help.
JEP is a new scripting language for j2ee, which aim to bring Javascript, SQL, Java and html closer. Make web programming easier, faster and more maintainable. JEP is based on servlet API. Syntax will be like Java. Need Java Programming,Javascript, HTML and DHML, Servlet, JDBC and xml experts.

Skills Needed: Databases, J2EE, Programming, Servlets, Web Services and XML

Contact: David at

J2EE scripting language

Jan 13, 2006

Java SoundMODules Player: Developers and Designers wanted

Soundmodules (MODs) are music files that contain samples and replaying information. They are known e.g. from the Amiga(tm) and other computer systems and are able to offer high quality music togehter with small file sizes. The Java Sound Modules Player library is able to load, decode and replay such files using standard Java Sound. This library supports .MOD, .XM, .S3M, .IT and .ZIP module formats.

For further development of that project we're looking for following:

Developers to implement missing effects and functionalities
Developers to add new features and support for additional module formats
Testers for the (existing) code
Graphic designers for a nice webpage design instead of the boring current one

Developers information about what has to be done and how to participate at the project can be found at https://jmod.dev.java.net/#developer.

Skills Needed: J2ME, J2SE, Programming, Quality Assurance, Testing, Writing

Contact: Oxy at

JMOD - Java Sound Modules Player

Jan 12, 2006

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