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teherba.org is the home of a collection of applications written in Java:

BasDeTok - De-tokenizer for binary files from several BASIC dialects
CheckDig - Implementation of check digit algorithms
ChurchCal - Church calendar with easter calculation
Common - Classes and methods needed by several applications
Dbat - Database Application Tool and generator
FloDskIm - Reading of file systems on floppy disk images
GramWord - Recognition of words in natural languages (mainly German)
JExtra - Extensible parser generator and translator
NumWord - Enumeration of words related to numbers in various natural languages
Putrans - Converters for legacy text processing systems
RaMath - Rational and symbolic mathematics
Xtool - Tools for XML and XML Schemas
Xtrans - Conversion between XML and various non-XML data formats

See also teherba.de and an explanation of the name Teherba.

Installation Guide for prerequisite softwawre components (Java, Tomcat, MySQL ...)
Dependencies - which project needs which library jars (from teherba.org and apache.org)
Build Process - how to generate and compile the source files, and how to build the JAR, WAR and EAR file for each application
Tips and Tricks for various problems

Some projects on this site are desired, planned or in an early stage:

Book Publishing - Completed and planned book projects, tools for creating books, ISBN list
Flüchtlingsbetreuung - in einer Kleinstadt seit April 2014
ID-BLKBKJAV - Java Training Course, November 2017 in Bekasi, Java (Indonesia)
MG-ODRD - Database support for a Microfinance Institute in Antsiranana, Madagascar
OEIS Contributions to The On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences® of Neil Sloane et al.
OpenChurchMap - Show 3D models of churches and chapels in OpenStreetMap maps
OrigaML - a markup language, browser and model library for Origami paper models
Punch - Virtual punched card (and paper stripe) museum, emulators and hardware
ScriptWord - recognition of old printed and handwritten script from word segments
SpineLib - manage libraries with images of book spines

This site is mainly read-only. If you would like to contribute, please write to dr dot georg dot fischer at gmail dot com.

Technical help and hints for this site can be found at Getting started.

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