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Eclipse
Eclipse is the most popular and widely used IDE. It supports Java, PHP, C / C++, Mobile, Rich client applications, Modeling tools.
BIRT
BIRT is an Eclipse-based open source reporting system for web applications, especially those based on Java and J2EE. BIRT has two main components: a report designer based on Eclipse, and a runtime component that you can add to your app server. BIRT also offers a charting engine that lets you add charts to your own application.
H2 Database
H2 database is very fast, open source database engine. It supports SQL and JDBC standards.
RSSOwl
Applications that collect data from RSS-compliant sites are called RSS readers or "aggregators." RSSOwl is such an application. RSSOwl lets you gather, organize, update, and store information from any compliant source in a convenient, easy to use interface, save selected information in various formats for offline viewing and sharing, and much more. It's easy to configure and the best of all: It's platform-independent.
SWTChart - light weight chart component
SWTChart is based on Eclipse SWT (Standard Widget Toolkit). All of widgets in SWTChart are composed of SWT, so that you can easily hock listeners to widgets, and also you can easily extend the functionality. It has an ability to handle large data size of series.
Aptana - Web development IDE
Aptana Studio harnesses the flexibility of Eclipse and focuses it into a powerful web development engine. It helps to build web applications quickly and easily. It could be downloaded as Eclipse plugin or standalone.
Mollify - Web File Manager
Mollify is a web file manager for publishing and managing files hosted in a web server. Users can have access to different files and with different permissions. It has support to Search files, Extract zip archives, File uploading (large files are uploaded in small chunks), WebDAV support and lot more.
SpeakRight Framework - Helps to build Speech Recognition Applications
SpeakRight is an Java framework for writing speech recognition applications in VoiceXML. Dynamic generation of VoiceXML is done using the popular StringTemplate templating framework. Although VoiceXML uses a similar web architecture as HTML, the needs of a speech app are very different. SpeakRight lives in application code layer, typically in a servlet. The SpeakRight runtime dynamically generates VoiceXML pages, one per HTTP request.
