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• A port of the Swiss Ephemeris library of AstroDienst Zürich to Java, 3rd of May 2012.

  Sources:

  swisseph-1.76.00-java-src-05.tar.bz2 (715,700 bytes)
  or as zip archive:
  swisseph-1.76.00-java-src-05.zip (829,571 bytes)
  

  Ready to use JAR archives:

  swissephSWI-1.76.00-05.jar (397,752 bytes)
  Including transit routines, swisseph and Moshier calculation routines, but without JPL calculation method.

  swissephJ2ME-1.76.00-05.jar (358,532 bytes)
  To be used with JavaME. Requires CLDC 1.1 or newer.

  Documentation:

  swisseph-1.76.00 API documentation

  swisseph-1.76.00-java-doc-05.zip (161,347 bytes)
  The API documentation for this library as download.

  Changes in this port since swisseph-1.61.01-java-src-00:

  Changelog

  Links:

  http://www.bisuddhasiddhantapanjika.com
  An indian Panjika (astro-calendar program) for JavaME mobiles. It uses this java Port.

  
  
  
  
• swisseph-1.76.00-java-doc-02.tar.bz2
  swisseph-1.76.00-java-doc-02.zip

  (September 7, 2011) The HTML documentation for above package. This documentation can be generated via the program javadoc from the above package.
  Here you can look at the Java documentation online. You will want to look at the SwissEph class as the main class.

  
  
  
  
• angelsrc-00.tar.bz2 (44,122 bytes)
  angelsrc-00.zip (70,229 bytes)
  

  (June 12, 2001) A heavily specialized version of the swisseph-1.61.02-java package for use in (Jyotish-) applets:

  • SWIEPH calculations only (no JPL or MOSHIER)
  • Just the main planets from sun to uranus / neptun / pluto plus calculation of ascendent
  • Access to datafiles via http only
  • Siderical calculations with Lahiri ayanamsha only

  
  
  
  
• jyotish.jar-0.21a.zip (382,280 bytes (use for Windows))
  jyotish-0.21a-bin.zip (353,633 bytes)
  jyotish-0.21a-bin.tar.bz2 (317,894 bytes)

  You should update to at least version 0.19e if you use 0.19d (or below)!

  (December 14, 2002) A small (concerning features) Jyotish-program in Java.

  The jyotish.jar Version contains just a jar-archive, which can be started in Windows (with Java 1.2 and above?) just by double clicking on its icon. The other two versions contain the *.class files. They can be started via java Jyotish (this is not nice on Windows).

  It's in an eternal state of testing and trying... Program without source code.

  And here you can test it as a Java applet - Attention: It's about 150 kByte!

  Changelog

  The list of changes from jyotish-0.18n onwards.

  
  
  
  
• Geographical coordinates for some european countries. This project has moved to http://opengeodb.de or http://opengeodb.sourceforge.net.
  
  
  
• P-0.8m-1.0.0.latin-1.bz2 (16,578 bytes for Unix)
  P-0.8m-1.0.0.DOS.zip (21,364 bytes for DOS / Windows / OS/2)

  (June 8, 2001) A list of about 1300 towns in Portugal with the coordinates of their geographic location on earth. The character encoding of the Unix version is ISO Latin-1 (8859-1), the PC version is encoded in the MS-DOS format.