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Currently all the samples are included in the Noir release found at http://sf.net/projects/noir/. One graphical sample of interest, is a BMPloader that loads 24bit bitmaps, written on only one page in using the Noir Framework. Noir is Not Useless (NINU)
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Java library and utils for HP 200LX. Include: Filer communication, an ftp server to share palmtop files with desktop. Database manipulation. And finaly a syncronization software for contact, appoinment, task, etc.
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This project want to make clients/servers fully compatible with the C6 Tin Multichat. The client will be written in c/c++ or other portable code. The server is written in VB code because it's more easy to read :)
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Catalog module for creating FTP server support website. Search engine for Files located on FTP sites or in other collections submitted to this catalog. It is oriented for Audio Books in mp3 format collections. Use PHP, Java & database MySQL or Oracle.
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The Registry Server (jUDDI) offers a mechanism for humans or software applications to advertise and discover Web services. The Java Web Services Developer Pack (Java WSDP) Registry Server implements Version 2 of the Universal Description, Discovery and I
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DataShare is a Java-based server that waits for clients to connect to a Channel (socket), then forwards any received data to other clients in that Channel. See the <a href="http://rendezvous.sourceforge.net">Rendezvous</a> project for client code examples
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This project intends to gives to everybody ftp client written in Java. Currently FtpGUI implements the common functionality. get - RETR retrieve file list files on ftp server put - STOR - upload of file And recoursive search for name
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FARClient/Server is a JAVA(tm) based File Transfer Client and Server. The FARClient uses different connection plug-in protocols (LocalHDD, FTP, FAR, etc.) that are written as a plug-in, to connect to servers that use these protocols.
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A Modular Java Network Server, that implements an Interface to Networking Modules including HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, DNS, POP3, DNS, SMTP, IRC, NNTP, SOCKS, PROXYING, ROUTING and SECURITY. SERVLET RUNNER CONTAINER, XSL, XML, XSLTC, DHTML, CEHNET.
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The goal of Slipper is to control peer to peer applications on a remote server. This might be of some use to people behind firewalls and proxies and are being banned on some ports (ie napter, gnutella), but ftp and telnet ports are still available.
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Commune is an attempt at an intuitive and easy to use fusion of IRC, ICQ, FTP, USENET and Napster. The server is being written in pure Java to ensure maximum cross-platform compatability. The server has been designed with strong plugin support.
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This program makes it possible to transfert files from a computer to another via SSL/TCP/IP. It is composed of a part to listening of possible requests, the server, and of one or more customers. Pure Java program.
