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    This is a SIP signaling layer to create a fully operative multipoint (video) conference server using SIP clients and RTP media streams in combination with strManager as a media management layer.
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    The IETF protocol SDP provides a standard representation for information that describe multi-media sessions. This information are included within other protocol messages as payload. jSDP is a Java library that enable users to manipulate SDP messages
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    The KOM(S) Streaming System (komssys) implements a streaming system based on the IETF protocols RTSP, SDP, RTP/RTCP with the intention of providing a base for researchers and other developers. Komssys includes code for a server, a client, and a proxy
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    nSIP is an RFC 3261 compliant implementation of SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) for .NET, written in C#. nSDP is an RFC 4566 compliant SDP parser also in C#, and can be used to make payloads to nSIP messages or to parse any SDP message.
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    jSGP is a Java implementation of the five SGP/SDP propagators described in NORAD's Spacetrack Report No. 3.
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    BlueDuke is a lightweight Java Bluetooth stack. It is based on the Harald Bluetooth stack from Lund University, Sweden (http://www.control.lth.se/~johane/harald/), but will feature support for various profiles, with SDP and RFCOMM as mandatory goals
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    Affix - The most powerfull Bluetooth protocol stack for Linux. Affix offers support for wide range of Bluetooth devices of PCMCIA, USB and serial type. Includes powerfull command line utilites, OBEX support, personal access point and SDP server.
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    An open source bluetooth stack for Linux (and other operating systems). Support for SDP/L2CAP/RFCOMM. No further development is expected for this project as BlueZ has taken the official role as bluetooth stack for Linux.
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