The VMware vSphere Java API provides a full set of libraries to manage and control VMware virtual machines and servers. Ver 2.0 includes a high performance Web Service engine much faster/smaller than Apach AXIS. Start here @ http://vijava.sf.net
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Excellent Project. Useful for vmware management
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