What’s JAgendax?
JAgendax is a very simple
address book developed in Java. That’s why it can be executed in
several Operating Systems such as Windows, Linux, Solaris and MacOS
among others.
JAgendax
stores all the information in a plain text file which makes the
transfer of the data stored easier. What is more, this enables the user
to access to the data stored without using the program.
Why another application of this kind?
Just because it helped me to put my knowledge into practice, and
also, because I didn’t have any multiplatform tool as simple as this
one. JAgendax performs one single task: storing personal data.
Requirements:
JAVA 1.5. But with just a few changes to the source code JAgendax can be compiled and executed in JAVA 1.4.
Screenshot:
Instalation:
If you are on Windows, just double click on JAgendax.jar. If this
doesn’t work or if you are on another operating system, you will need
to run the program from the console writing the right command depending
on your OS. First, go to the folder where the program is saved and then
run java -jar JAgendax
For example, on Windows:
cd c:\programs\JAgendax
java - jar JAgendax.jar
On Linux/Unix:
cd /programs/JAgendax
java - jar JAgendax.jar
Language Support:
Since version 1.0, Jagendax
enables you to change the language of the buttons and error messages.
You will find some language files together with the program. To create
a new language file you can take any of these as an example and modify
it to meet your needs.
To make it work, name the new file “lang.dat” and save it in the same folder where JAgendax is saved. If the program cannot find a file named lang.dat it will run in Spanish by default.
Downloads:
You can find JAgendax Executable files for JAVA 1.6.X at SourceForge. You will also find the programme’s source code there.
To download these files from SourceForge, ¡click here!
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