The Java Open Source Spell Checker

What exactly is Jazzy? Well, for developers, it is a set of APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) that allow you to add spell checking functionality to Java Applications easily. For end-users, Jazzy does not do too much besides spell check things you paste into an applet. Eventually, I plan to create an applet that would be suitable for use in HTML forms that will allow the user to spell check a html textarea before submitting.

Developers:

Author and Initial Contributor: 
	Mindaugas Idzelis
	
Other Contributors:
	Ben Galbraith (ben AT galbraiths ADOT org)
	Damien Guillaume
	Robert Gustavsson (robert AT lindesign ADOT se)
	Jason Height (jheight AT chariot DOT net ADOT au)
	Anthony Roy  (ajr AT antroy ADOT co ADOT uk)
	Stig Tanggaard
	Don Vail
	Matthew Demerath (Matthew AT Demerath ADOT com | mdemerat AT umich ADOT edu) 
	Tony Chan (htchan AT umich ADOT edu)

Text (Articles/books that mention Jazzy)
Eclipse for Java Developers - This is a book by Berthold Daum. There is source code that turns Jazzy into an Eclipse and lets you spell check text files
Link: http://www.bdaum.de/bookeclipsee.HTM

ColdFusion Developers Journal - Talks about how to wrap this Java component with a coldfusion tag that lets you spell check documents on a Cold Fusion server
Link: http://cfdj.sys-con.com/read/42120.htm

Resources (Other projects that use or depend on Jazzy)
If you are using Jazzy in your product, please let us know! You can reach the project administrator at the following email address: aim4min at users.sourceforge.net.

JEdit Plugin - This is a plugin that allows you to spell check documents and Java code in the popular editor program JEdit. Link: http://plugins.jedit.org/plugins/?JazzyPlugin

Ekit - This is a Rich Text and HTML editor written in Java. It uses Jazzy for it's spell checking capabilities.
Link: http://www.hexidec.com/ekit.php

Webhtmleditor - This is a Internet Explorer 5.5+ only web based html editor that uses Jazzy.
Link: http://webhtmleditor.sourceforge.net
It's project page can be found here: http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/webhtmleditor

Roller - This is a Java based Blog (Web-Log) software that has recently added support for spell checking via jazzy.
Link: http://www.rollerweblogger.org/page/project

Sourceforge.net:
This is a project graciously hosted by sourceforge.net. If you follow this link you will find our "project" page which contains more information about the actual project, including message boards, CVS, and the actual released files.
Sourceforge Project page: http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/jazzy

Demo:
Click here for a demo.