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AdminUCV NGN is NMS written in Java/C++, that supports IPv4 and IPv6. It brings a SNMP based manager (SNMP v1 and v2c), a graphical tool to monitor the network, a traps receiver, a MIBs compiler and tools such as ping, tracert, port scanner and sniffer.
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openASN.1 is an Open Source Java toolkit for the Abstract Syntax Notation One (ASN.1) which consists of a compiler and codec with a low footprint runtime library.
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MutlX is a event based framework developed using java. MultX does not require JSP and JSTL. It has its own mpx's compiler that converts the pure html into java. MultX does not even need any xml condifurgation file.
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JASML is a java byte code compiler, providing yet another approach to view, write and edit java classes, even without the existence of a java source file - using the java macro instructions, those described in The Java Language Specification.
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An more efficient alternative for writing complex Asterisk dial plan files, without using the cumbersome line numbering scheme.
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Better ASN (developed by Thawte Technologies,) is a Java ASN.1 API that achieves near 100% encoding efficiency for typical ASN.1 usage. An ASN.1 to Java compiler is provided, facilitating custom extension of the API for any application.
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