The ZipTie project was created to provide a better alternative to proprietary, vendor-supplied element management systems. The proprietary network management systems�also known as element management systems�sadly only serve the purpose of that specific hardware vendor and not the greater network as a whole. As networks become more complex and include more unique and specialized hardware to perform specific duties within the network infrastructure, being able to manage them becomes increasingly difficult.
Today, most network engineers use a combination of proprietary, vendor-supplied network management systems and a "bag o' tools" comprising scripts and home grown applications written and maintained internally, but there is no standardization. So, "enter" client UI development and "enter" your database with Komo! Komo is freeware released under the BSD license and is available (Windows demo or source code only) at. To develop customized client UIs, developers would import Komo into their Eclipse workspace, add application-specific features (viewers, editors, reports) and modify the existing branding elements. Komo includes basic program functions, takes advantage of many RCP UI features (searchable help, splash screen, welcome screen, minimize to toolbar, wizards, and preference pages), implements database connectivity with JDBC, and has threaded basic database utilities (reindex, vacuum, backup, restore). It is customized for use with PostgreSQL but minor changes would allow it to be used with other client-server RDBMS systems. Komo (Hawaiian for "enter") is a standalone RCP application that is intended to be the foundation for developing database client user interfaces, thus serving as a rapid application development tool. Kalypso is LGPL open source and among others it is based on the Eclipse Platform and degree. Kalypso parses GML application schemas including depending ones such as the GML base schemas itself into a strong feature- and property-typed system by building on top of standard XML techniques such as SAX and Java API for XML-Binding.Ĭustomized versions of the kalypso-simulation-platform are deployed for several engineering tasks such as flood forecast systems or decision support On the other hand, Kalypso brings a set of artifacts for a service oriented architecture in order to support gml processing. Kalypso consists of a Rich Client application which lets the user visualize and edit GML data in a generic way (both GML 2 and 3 versions are supported) and is also a client for several OGC Webservices (WMS, WFS, SOS). Thanks to a generic approach one can use the platform to handle models of arbitrary nature. It is primarily developed to be a user friendly tool for GIS-based modelling and simulation of hydrological and hydraulic numerical models. Kalypso-Simulation-Platform (Kalypso) is an open source application for geospatial modelling and simulation.
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