GenealogyJ
GenealogyJ is a
full-featured viewer and editor for genealogic data, suitable for
the hobbyist, family historian and genealogy researcher.
GenJ supports the GEDCOM standard, is written in Java and
offers family tree, table, timeline views and more.
The software provides different graphical components for
working on
your family tree.
It also includes a copy of the freeware library JFreeChart.
Features include:
- Generates reports:
- Table - this view shows entities in rows - the columns
are properties of those entities (e.g. Name, Sex and Birth Date)
- Tree - when looking at the information contained in a
GEDCOM file through this view family-relationships are key. To build a
visual tree GenJ starts with the root of the tree (an individual or
family) and collects all ancestors and descendants of that
root. It generates high quality family trees, including portraits
- Timeline - shows events stored in a Gedcom file from left
to right on a timeline. It starts at the earliest point in time of an
event reaching to the latest event
- Edit - allows the user to edit the values associated with
an entity (or record) within GenJ
- Report - a report is a Java class implementing an
interface to GenJ
- Navigator - allows you to follow relationships of
individuals globally
- Entity - renders one entity and its properties into a
single pane
- Search - allows usersto search for properties by their
contained values
- Geo - maps events geographically
- Model these entities:
- Individual
- Family
- Media
- Note
- Source
- Submitter
- Repository
- Uses the industry standard .GED database
- Uses the Swing Toolkit for presenting information
- Language packs: Czech, Dutch, English, Finnish, French,
German, Hungarian, Polish, Portuguese (Brazilian), Russian, and Spanish
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