Software Map

myPmps is an information system linking the PMI standard of project management to the world of open source. It contains a set of templates and a set of a scripts which initialize and customize these templates. The result of this automatic customization is set of project management documents which are demanded by the PMI standard. Moreover, it classifies existing open source software with respect to the standard project management knowledge areas and specifies which of them support which area of professional project management.

EPIC is a Perl IDE based on the Eclipse platform.
Features supported are syntax highlighting,
on-the-fly syntax checking, content assistance,
Perldoc support, a source formatter, templating
support, and a Perl debugger. A regular expression
plugin and support for the eSpell spellchecker are
also available.

Nfsight is a Netflow processing and visualization application designed to offer a comprehensive network awareness solution. Developed as a Nfsen plugin, it constructs bidirectional flows from unidirectional flows and leverages these bidirectional flows to provide client/server identification.

The Local Projects Database (LPD) is a Web-based
tool for managing information on development
assistance activities financed and/or implemented
by development partners. This application allows
inserting, maintaining, and exchanging activity
data.

Simple Stuff includes utility classes for handling
repetitive common operations. It currently
includes the SimpleBean utility, which implements
simple equals, hashCode, and toString replacements.

readline C++ wrapper simplifies usage of the
readline and history libraries for C++
programmers. Not all of the readline features are
wrapped; however, the most often used are covered,
including: editing the input line based on the
user preferences; command history; saving/loading
the command history to/from specified files;
custom completers via standard containers; and
binding keys to boost::function calls.

The univero (UNIVersal Electronic Reference Organizer) project is an attempt to simplify the creation, formatting, and retrieval of scholarly and other references on the Web. It provides researchers with an opportunity to build, modify, and maintain libraries with publication entries and corresponding resources in a properly compiled and organized format. This tool can be a tremendous help to someone who needs to quickly update their résumé online or prepare references for any electronic document.

DAPL (Direct Access Provider Library) is a
transport-independent, platform-independent,
high-performance API for using the remote direct
memory access (RDMA) capabilities of modern
interconnect technologies such as InfiniBand, the
Virtual Interface Architecture, and iWARP. This is
the reference implementation of that specification
by the DAT Collaborative who maintain the DAPL
API.

Revision History Viewer is a plugin for the
Eclipse IDE to view CVS repository information
graphically. It includes an historical timeline of
file updates.

sancho is a graphical user interface for P2P
cores. It currently supports the mldonkey
protocol. It uses SWT and gcj to be a portable
cross-platform application.

Mutator is a mutation code framework that allows
the user to evaluate the quality of unit tests
prepared for a Java software application.

BSF4ooRexx is a Java language binding for the scripting language ooRexx. It allows ooRexx programmers to directly use the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) libraries. It allows, for example, implementation of Java methods in ooRexx and callbacks from Java to ooRexx. It camouflages Java so that it resembles ooRexx by being dynamically typed and caseless. BSF4ooRexx comes with built-in support for programming OpenOffice.org/LibreOffice.org and allows ooRexx to be used as a macro language.

FIX Latency takes a FIX protocol log as input and calculates the number of orders (35=D), the average response to the order (35=8,39=0), and the highest and lowest response times. In order to keep memory usage low, the script only reads 4096 bytes of the log at a time.

The METSlib QAP solver is a Tabu Search solver for
the quadratic assignment problem, a combinatorial
optimization problem that arises in many
applicative cases. It can be used to find optimal
locations for a set of facilities while minimizing
the cost of moving commodities between them, to
optimize the placement of components on a circuit
board, and for many other applications. This
software is based on the METSlib framework.

A Life Science Identifier (LSID) Resolver is a software system that implements an agreed LSID resolution protocol to allow higher-level software to be able to locate and access the data uniquely named by any LSID URN. This project is the first implementation of a Web service-based LSID URN resolution protocol, and includes Java J2EE, Perl, and Win32 COM/C++ client & server stacks, example programs, and tutorials on how to establish a LSID resolver for any organization.