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mendelson AS2
Implementation of the EDIINT AS2 protocol (RFC 4130)
mendelson AS2 is the JAVA-based open source EDIINT AS2 solution. Monitoring- and configuration GUI, async & sync MDN, signatures, encryption, TLS, web interface, pluggable into any servlet container, partner manager, certificate manager, data compression, optional profiles: MA, FN. Localized to Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, German, English, French. -
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Crispy Synced Notes
A note taking program with WebDAV sync
An note taking program with WebDAV sync capabilities. It works on a local (and WebDAV) directory and shows the items (text/image/binary) in a tree view. Any changes are reflected in the file system directly. Features: - group notes and images in a tree structure (using folders) - can work on any directory on your machine - technically works like a file browser with inline text editing - synchronizes with any WebDAV server (optionally using SSL/TLS) - allows one-way and two-way... -
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CrocodileNote
Protect your privacy!
Take simple text notes. You can put them into folders to create your own quick, easy and robust file structure. CrocodileNote uses AES encryption. In encryption mode all data is encrypted using password-based encryption (PKCS#5) with AES-256. These are common industry-proven standards! Use encryption if you want to protect your data and your privacy!
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