Open Source Java Text Processing Software - Page 8

JTextEdit programı ile kelime yada cümle, hatta bir paragraf dahi aranarak yerine başka herhangi bir metin koyulabilir.

Small Program which lets you convert the encoding of text files.

JTransliter is a lightweight and easy to use application designed to provide you with a simple and comprehensive text editor that features transliteration support. The transliteration dictionary includes Russian and Ukranian letters, but it can be customized according to your preferences, as it is stored in XML format. No installation needed. Java runtime environment 7 is required (http://www.java.com/getjava/)

usage: java [-options] -jar jarfile -c <fileIn> [<diff>] [<fileOut>] [<pattern>] fileIn input file diff milliseconds or different time fileOut output file pattern time's pattern

Java classes that enable definition of new Charsets based on other existing Charsets, without additional programming. Includes a character set with Kamenik encoding.

A 100% Java client for the DICT protocol (RFC2229). This provides access to lexicons, translating dictionaries, thesauri and similar database over a TCP/IP protocol.

Provides a simple Java .jar file for converting Docbook files to HTML, FO or XHTML and includes all the XSL files needed. Great for cross platform Docbook conversions and Ant build scripts.

The Java Text Categorizing Library (JTCL) is a pure java implementation of libTextCat which in turn is "a library that was primarily developed for language guessing, a task on which it is known to perform with near-perfect accuracy."

JTF (Java Text Formatter) is a plain (latin) text simple formatter. JTF will format the inputed text to an well-formed text, with considering: line width, justification, table, cell, padding, and other parameters that correspond to formatting a text.

A framework that allows textprocessing to be integrated into any Java application in a generic manner. It represents an approbiate abstraction of the necessary elements and offers a generic interface to the application that needs a textprocessing service.

translit is a J2EE web application written in Java to execute convertion between different encodings.

This project is a highly configurable Virtual Unicode Keyboard written in Java. You might want to use it to type some words in a foreign character set with your mouse.

This is going to be a cross-platform Weblog client for desktop use. Bloggers can use it to visually edit weblog entries without knowledge of HTML. The client will support all popular weblog systems (APIs).

Webtrans: a document translation architecture in Java. DevWiki: an application of Webtrans which is an editable website.

A CSV editor written in Java 1.6 Developed using NetBeans IDE 6.0.1

Integrated Development Environment for Latex Documents completely in Java (uses nts, jdvi and other)

A simple java text editor design to work cross-plataform and with a friendly user interface. This editor is intended to have a single class, allowing the text editor to be easily usd as a tool in larger systems.

JTK is a cross-browser javascript/DOM framework used to build rich web-based client interfaces with basic controls ( dialog, button, imageButton, ...), complex controls ( htmlEditor, colorChooser, grid, ...) and RPC components.

A Java-based spellchecker which focuses on automatic spelling correction by incorporating lingustic and statistical approaches. Development is done by ASV (Abteilung Automatische Sprachverarbeitung) of Leipzig University.

An editor for java source files which includes support for Unicode and autoformatting.

Justwrite is a writing application. The focus of Justwrite is to minimalize distractions presented to the writer through their desktop.

Project was moved to https://github.com/kefirfromperm/kefirbb

A viewer and editor of kunkunshi (sheet music for Okinawan shamisen called sanshin).

This java program counts the number of words in a LaTeX file. All LaTeX commands are supported. The table of contents and other tables, page numbers, page headers are not counted. This is due to the fact that lwc counts from source file.

A Java application that attempts to make sense of the multiple encodings that exist for the representation of human languages on a computer. Helps ease the transition to Unicode as well as allow conversion among legacy formats.