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 NativeJ
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Free Installers!
On this page, you will find self-extracting installers for a number of popular open-source Java applications chosen to demonstrate the diversity of complex, non-trivial applications supported by NativeJ. They are free for both personal and commercial use.
Each installer is produced using the incredible InnoSetup and contains an EXE for that application. In addition, each package also contains the NativeJ project file used to generate the executable and the InnoSetup project file used to produce the installer.
Unless otherwise stated, you will need to install the latest Java Runtime Environment (available for free download from Sun) in order to run these applications.
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Tomcat is the reference implementation of the servlet container that is defined in Sun Microsystems' Java Servlet and JavaServer Pages technologies. It is developed in an open and participatory environment and released under the Apache Software License.
There are two versions available: one with a bundled JRE and one without. The version with the bundled JRE illustrates how a sizable Java application can be packaged into a typical point-and-click installer without dependency on any external runtime. The tradeoff is the JRE causes the installer to balloon to a hefty 20MB in size, so download only if you have spare bandwidth!
To use, install and run Tomcat. Then point your browser to http://localhost:8080/ to view the default Tomcat homepage. You can also use "tomcat install" to install Tomcat as a Win32 service, and "tomcat uninstall" to remove it from the list of services.
Note: for JSP to work, you need to have the Java Developer Kit (JDK) installed on your machine, or copy JDK\lib\tools.jar to jre\lib\ext in your JRE installation directory. This file is not redistributable.
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jEdit is a cross-platform, programmer's text editor written in Java, developed by Slava Pestov and others. jEdit is released under the terms of the GNU General Public License. Features include auto-indent and syntax highlighting for more than 80 languages. It is highly configurable and customizable. Plugins can be downloaded and installed from within jEdit using the "plugin manager" feature.
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JGraphPad provides business users and domain experts with a graphical view of their business and domain specific data. This allows for quick report generation, information analysis and data mining. The software integrates easily into existing business infrastructure and is highly configurable. You may also build graphical monitoring and configuration interfaces in a cost-effective way.
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Art Of Illusion is a free, open source 3D modeling and rendering studio. Many of its capabilities rival those found in commercial programs. Some of the highlights include subdivision surface based modeling tools, skeleton-based animation, and a graphical language for designing procedural textures and materials.
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Java Outline Editor is an outliner editor and MDI implemented in Swing. The GUI is similar to the outliner found in Userland's Frontier.
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JPhotoBrush is an Image Editing and Enhancement Application/Tool written in Java 1.3, making extensive use of Swings and Java2D. The cool thing about it is that it can run in any java supported platforms. It has innumerable features, has friendly user interface and has been successfully tested in Windows 9x/Nt/2000/ME, Solaris, Linux, IRIX, Macintosh and OS/2.
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Columba is an email client written in Java, featuring a user-friendly graphical interface with wizards and internationalization support. It is a powerful email management tool with features to enhance your productivity and communication. So, take control of your email before it takes control of you!
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JSwat is a standalone, graphical Java debugger front-end, written to use the Java Platform Debugger Architecture (JPDA) library provided by JavaSoft. Features include breakpoints with conditionals and monitors; colorized source code display; graphical display panels showing threads, stack frames, visible variables, and loaded classes; command interface for more advanced features; and Java-like expression evaluation.
Note: You need to have the Java Developer Kit (JDK) installed on your machine for this application to work.
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J is a text editor written entirely in Java and distributed under the GNU General Public License.
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jlGui is a graphical music player that supports JavaSound capabilities: WAV, AU, AIFF, MP3 thanks to JavaLayer (Java MP3 decoder) library and OGG Vorbis through our VorbisSPI. The goal is to provide a 100% JAVA music player, real-time, WinAmp skins compatible with streaming support.
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SpeedDemon is an open source tool to accelerate your Internet downloads. It works by downloading different parts of a file simultaneously and then recombines them to a location you specify. It also allows you to resume disconnected downloads. If you specify mirror links, SpeedDemon will download the file such that the load on the servers are evenly distributed.
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ChordCast is a program written to help musicians creating and printing chords. It can be used by music teachers and beginners to create a selection of chords to learn quickly. It can be used by composers to build banks of chords associated with songs easily.
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JChemPaint is an editor for 2D Molecular Structures. JChemPaint is intended to be complementary to JMol, a visualization and analysis tool for 3D molecular structures, started by Dan Gezelter at Notre Dame University, and, like JChemPaint, developed by an international team of open-source programmers.
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Jed is a journal creator and editor. This tool can be used to easily create and categorize many types of information. Jed is quite user friendly, displaying dated entries by category in the left pane and allows editing of journal entries in the right pane. With Jed you can keep dated entries for any category you define. You can have any number of categories and any number of entries per category (limited by the amount of hard disk space you have).
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Pollo is an XML editor best suited to edit tree-like XML files. The thing that puts it most apart from other XML editors is its colorful tree-widget. By making use of colors different element types can be quickly recognized. Even if you prefer editing XML with your good old text editor, you may find Pollo useful to browse through files.
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