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Good news everyone!

I was able to take over the project-page on sourceforge, so you can now access the latest builds of the bottom-up rewrites of jNetMap! Just head over to sourceforge.net/projects/jnetmap.

There's also a nice project page, which is somewhat more suitable for distributing software than a blog.

JSuggestField behaves like "Google Suggest", but you can use it in Java. It extends JTextField, adding special features. You can use it just like any other JComponent.

JSuggestField s = new JSuggestField(this, suggestData);

See the javadoc for details.

Archive contains the JSuggestField-class and an example. Tested with jre 1.6

jsvnstat is a web frontend for vnstat. It is largely based on javascript, so you can easily switch views without reloading the entire page. The graph is interactive, just hover over a datapoint to see what I'm talking about.
You can switch between line- and bar-graphs. You can also change settings such as decimal numbers in the settings.php file.

» Demo	static, as there is no vnstat on this server ^^
» Download current version: 1.9	License: GPLv3 libraries under their respective licenses

Define what keywords TwitAction should listen to and as soon as you twitter one of those keywords, the associated program will be executed. Click on the trayicon of TwitAction to hide it and it will sit quietly in your tray (on plattforms that support trays, that is). It might be advisible to start if from the console, as it relays all stdout info from the executed programs to the console, so you can see what's going on. (java -jar TwitAction.jar)
 

I'm happy to (finally) present a new tool: jNetMap

jNetMap will ping all registered devices every x minutes, updating it's status according to the result of the ping. Alternatively you can also monitor a specific port, such as port 80 for webservers. Available devices are green, unavailable devices are red. Gray means "unknown" and orange "not found".

To start drawing a new map, select "add", enter the details and hit enter. You can connect the devices by right-clicking on a device and selecting "connect". The rest is pretty self-explanatory I guess...
You can also save and open existing maps so you don't have to redraw everything ^^
It also supports arguments, e.g. "java -jar jNetMap.jar some/where/some.netmap" will open the "some.netmap" when starting the application. This also works for the "open with..." option in any OS.

News: I'm working an a complete rewrite of jNetMap for the 0.5 release. This project has grown to much and the current framework is not able to carry more features. Please be patient, it may take a while :-)
I was also able to take over the project space over at sourceforge. More...

» Download Version 0.3.3.5 (25. Jul 2009)	executable .jar file (crossplattform) requires Java version 1.6.0.13 or later
Ubuntu/Debian available	.deb-file
» User Manual	PDF File (right-click, save as ...)
» get the source code	zip  (released under the GPLv3)

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