RBarcode is a set of Java applet and class that allows you to create barcodes for your java application or web site. It supports all major standards: EAN13, EAN8, UPC A, UPC E, CODE 128 (EAN128, ISSN), MSI, CODE11, CODE 39 (EXTENDED), CODE 93, INTERLEAVED 2 OF 5, PDF417, MAXICODE, DATAMATRIX , Micro PDF417, AZTEC and more. It can export to a gif or jpeg file. It is highly configurable and supports javascript integration. There is also a source code license.

Complete control over the dictionary is provided via Word 97 enabling multiple language support. Stability & load management is via MTS/ COM+ usage. Client side usage is fully configurable using JavaScript actions to display spell check for selected text box(es) XDE Spell Check can be may be used in 2 ways: 1) Client side JavaScript, as a java applet pop up which sends gives the browser a GUI interface to check spellings and lookup synonyms, or 2) COM server side code, you can create an html front end to perform spell checking, much like Dejanews or Yahoo.

JaVi (Java Vigenere) is an open source applet for cryptography with the Vigenere algorithm (useful mainly for educational purposes). Includes manual (with UML diagrams and Javadoc documentation) and standalone application version.

Solve Type I, II and III pipe flow problems using Swamee & Jain, Darcy-Weisbach, Colebrook and Hazen-Williams equations.

An image that always showsthe actual phase of the moon. Free adjustable colors and size enable full integration in any website. Absolutely necessary for astrologers, moonstrucks, lunatics, werewolves and other creatures of the night ;-). Optional features: Free editable taglines (including the number of days till full moon) and animated GIFs in front of the moon. Since Version 2.0: Timezones, N/S-hemisphere, and simplified handling of colors and effects. <b>V. 2.1:</b>Now also with New Moon Messages

Simple applet to display the current phase of the moon. The images used in this example were made using KPT Bryce. The text that appears beneath the image can be switched on or off, and different images may, of course, be used.

The biggest barrier to streaming media adoption and the transformation of the Internet as we know it today is technological. Traditional streaming media technologies have relied on both server-side and client-side technologies. This poses significant barriers to adoption as the setup of these applications can be time consming and costly. Fortunatly a new breed of streaming media technologies are now available which don't require either server-side or client-side software. Known as playerless streaming media, these technologies simplify the process of getting video and audio online and most importatly, they significantly reduce the total cost of ownership of streaming media technologies. This site reviews the various playerless streaming technologies available today.