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commTee is a system which is used to store informations received from mobile clients (Phone, PND, PDA, ...). The system is able to work with about 10k nodes. Used protocols and technologies: UDP, TCP/IP, Sockets, Java, Hibernate, OSGI
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Cataloguer of Files of our hard disks and removable discs. There allows to obtain a list our files in an organized manner both in HTML format as PDF. It has the option to back up our more important files in a folder of our choice.
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A high availability, distributed internet storage and backup system. It works by splitting your data into chunks that are kept by other jiinxed peers. Advanced redundancy features ensure that recovery is possible even when many peers are unavailable.
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