JADE Integrated Development Environment JADE Integrated Development EnvironmentThe JADE Integrated Development Environment is a lightweight development environment that supports the coding and testing of Java programs. JadeIDE itself is written in Java to be platform independent.
The tool allows the definition and storage of parameters which support the invocation of a code editor, a HTML editor, a XML Editor, a Java compiler, Java applications, and Java applets. In addition the tool supports the invocation of JiveLint (a static Code Checker from Sureshot), the UML Editor UMLet from the Vienna University of Technology, and the display of Java API and Java Doc files with the browser of your choice. Code templates for new classes (including individually customized templates for windows with menu bars and dialog frames) as well as HTML files for applet invocation can be generated.
Before using the product please accept the license agreement you will find in the file downloaded or which you can read here.
The code has been used and tested under Windows98, Win2000 and SUSE Linux 8.2 with KDE3 but should be also useable on other platforms providing a standard Java Virtual Machine (e.g. provided by a JRE or JDK). There might be problems with the GUI on platforms not tested. Therefore any comments about problems and recommended improvements are welcome.
Download the Java Integrated
Development Environment (file jadeide.zip 1,96 MB (2.061.652 Bytes))
Latest update: July 11, 2009 (Version 4.10 July 2009)
New functions:
A function that checks for new product versions has been added. The INI file is now a plain text file.
That makes it easier to apply modifications to the file.
To contact JadeIDE support, click on the button below.
and remove the capital umlaut U respectively the codes
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from the address shown in the address line of the upcoming e-mail form.
( This is to make it more difficult for so called harvesters to automatically collect
e-mail addresses.)
Listed at:
Note: due to their update cycles, these sites may sometimes
provide an outdated version. If you get an "unable to find file" message, it is most
likely, that the file is currently being updated.
JadeMOD - Java Application Modeller
The JADE Application Modeller is a tool that allows comprehensive and consistent
specification of a business domain in an object oriented manner.
The tool allows to document a) the organization hierarchy of an enterprise, b) the
existing business objects (documents, products, parties,...) in a structured and redundancy
free form, and c) the existing business procedures and their relationships to the
defined business objects.
As far as possible the model diagrams are generated and arranged automatically in
order to avoid lengthy arrangement activities.
For the modelled business objects the tool allows to generate Java code templates.
The JADE Application Modeller may be enhanced by new functions in the future if
there are features fitting into the concept of JadeMOD requested by JadeMOD users.
Before using the code please accept the license agreement you will find in the file downloaded or which you can read here.
The code has been used and tested under Win32 and Suse Linux 8.2 but should be also useable on other platforms providing a standard java virtual machine (JRE or JDK).
Download the Java Application
Modeller (file jademod.zip - 418 KB = 428.050 bytes)
JadeMOD - PAD Factsheet
Latest update: May 09, 2003 (Version 2.00 - May 2003)
To contact the support, click on the button below.
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e-mail addresses.)
ApplyExif - a tool to apply camera specific EXIF information to scanned images.
The ApplyExif tool allows to take a sample image of a digital still camera as a template and to
apply the manufacturer specific EXIF information to JFIF type JPEG images (e.g. images scanned with a flatbed scanner).
You can transfer the converted image to the storage chip of your digital still camera in order to use this camera as a
mini-photoalbum or you can use it as device to show the images on a TV set that provides this function.
This may work with all types of digital still cameras but tested have been so far only some Canon cameras. If you have been
successfull with other types of cameras, please tell it to me in a short message via the support E-Mail address.
The tool is written in Java, you therefore need the SUN JAVA Runtime Environment Version 1.6 (or better), that can be downloaded form the Sun Java site.
Details about the manufacturer specific EXIF information entries can be found via the the homepage of Ger Vermeulen.
The code has been developed and tested under Windows XP but should also work under Windows Vista and Linux.
Download the ApplyExif tool (file ApplyExif.zip - 41,5 KB (42.597 Bytes))
Latest update: April 8, 2008 (Version 1.05 - April 2008) The integration with GExifView from Ger Vermeulen has been improved. The time stamp now can be set individual. The EXIF fields DateTime Original and DateTime Digitized now also are set to the selected image time stamp. The Copyright notice can be set (if the camera manufacturer has the field provided) and a user comment can be set in the appropriate EXIF field.
To contact the support, click on the button below.
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e-mail addresses.)
Cine Film to Video Suite Version 5
The Cine Film Frame Extractor allows to extract the frames of a cine film
in order to generate a video file, that can be shown on a Personal Computer
with a MultiMedia Player.
CineToVid has since version 2 a native movie generator
, but additional programs can be used to generate the movie file. To show the
movie a MultiMedia Player is needed.
CineToVid functions as a control center to coordinate the exploitation of these
additionally supported external programs.
The Cine Film Image Cleaner (ImageCleaner) is a tool that supports and eases the cleaning of scanned cine film strips from dust and dirt spots, the Cine Film Image Stabilizer (ImgStb) is a tool, that supports the stabilization of blured scenes in a Super 8 cine film, and the Cine Film Image Sharpener (CineSharp) is a tool, that allows to sharpen a series of JPG images according to custom defined sharpening criterias. This may be desireable if the sharpening of the frames was not good enough during scanning of the strips.
CineToVid, ImageCleaner, and ImgStb are Java applications, you therefore need
a SUN Java Runtime Environment JRE 1.6.0 or better. In addition you need the
SUN Java Media Framework JMF 2.1.1e or better.
CineSharp is a C# ( C sharp) tool and needs the Microsoft .NET V3.5 SP1 execution environment.
To generate the AVI file and to watch the generated movies you can exploit external programs. To generate the AVI file "SSMM" Version 3.7 or better from Joern Thiemann, VirtualDub, or AviDemux can be used. All programs are currently (02/2006) freeware. To encode/decode the AVI file with external movie generators I recommend DivX. As a multimedia player the "Windows MediaPlayer" is a good choice.
KC Softwares has released in September 2005 version 2 of PhotoToFilm.
PhotoToFilm is a program, that already can be used together with CineToVid. But version
2 at the moment is lacking some functions to make the usage really integrated. These
functions are planned for future versions.
Until these functions are implemented, you can use PhotoToFilm V2 as an easy to
use program to generate Photo shows with integrated sound.
download the Cine
Film to Video Suite including CineSharp with help (File CineToVid.zip - 4,92 MB (5.163.169 Bytes)) alternative download
of the ScanController (get most recent version always from the CineToVid Wiki) download
Cine Film Frame Extractor test strips (File CineToVid_TestStrips.zip 10,8 MB (11.391.770 Bytes)) download Cine Film
Frame Extractor Help file (PDF Format)
download Cine Film Image Cleaner Help File (PDF Format).
download Cine Film Image Stabilizer Help File (PDF Format).
download Cine Film Image Sharpener Help File (PDF Format).
Installation: Simply unpack the archive with a standard archive program (WinZip
or PowerArchiver) to a directory of your choice (e.g. C:\Programs ). Keep the directory
structure contained in the archive.
The help file describing the invocation of the program is contained in the archive.
Alternatively use the PDF Help files you can download (see above). ImageCleaner
and ImageStabilizer are invoked from CineToVid but both tools may also be invoked independently
via their JAR files.
Some movie teststrips can be downloaded. This allows initial testing before you have
scanned your own movie strips.
Please make sure, that your screen is set to high color depth (24 or 32 Bits, 16 Million colors).
Other values generate image analysis errors.
Deinstallation: Just erase directory CineToVid with all its subdirectories.
CineToVid, ImageCleaner, ImageStabilizer, and CineSharp do not insert entries into the Windows Registry.
Last change: August 26, 2010
(Version 5.4 - August 2010) A memory leak has been (hopefully) fixed. Extraction speed improved.
Important: Java (JDK or JRE) 1.6 or better required. For CineSharp the Microsoft .Net V3.5 SP1
runtime environment is needed.
See http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp
and http://www.microsoft.com/downloads .Net 3.5 SP1
Demo 1 Hurdy-Gurdy Man - To watch
this demo click here. (DIVX Codec 5.2.1 or better required)
Demo 2 Kenia Safari - If the file does not play directly in the browser window, please download the file.
If no suitable browser Plugin is installed, download this file and play it with the Windows MediaPlayer (or with VideoLan see http://www.videolan.org).
To contact Cine Film to Video Suite support, click on the button below.
and remove the capital umlaut U respectively the codes
%C3%C9
from the address shown in the address line of the upcoming e-mail form.
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e-mail addresses.)
If you cannot afford the amount of time needed to transfer your cine films with the scanner method, I recommend the only method for amateurs, that yields very good results. For details see the page of Mr Fälker (unfortunately German only) and the page listing the required TeleCine Components.
Some hints in case you consider to digitize your Super 8 movies:
