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...A JEDI document is an instance of the so called "managed document" (i.e. the configuration data and a particular set of rules), configured by a developer into the JEDI configuration database. The provision of a JEDI document is based on a synchronous processing performed by the JEDI core engine triggered by an end-user request (through HTTP request or RMI call). The content of a JEDI document (i.e. the input of the JEDI service), must be an XML stream regardless of the source. Such data is subsequently processed through one or more XSL transformations in order to provide the user with the document in the required format.

It is for people who want to Chat togther on Android also in order to be honest , this software was prepared during my master degree (Master of Computer Application :), When i was in MCA then for my classmet i have made this software bcz my classmet waana chat in classroom during lab time & they can fun together using this application, Then let me describe the software, this is a simple CHAT application runs on Android, application makes http request to a server, implemented in php and mysql, to authenticate, to register and to get the other friends' status and data, then it communicates with other applications in other devices by socket interface.

NINAN, a webapplication to download binary content from news servers. Ninan Supports the nzb file format for easy download and runs on a server or workstation on a OS supporting java 1.6+. Request and bugs can be reported at: http://ninan.org

A high-performance and ease-of-use implementation of the Modbus protocol written in Java by Infinite Automation Systems Inc.. Supports ASCII, RTU, TCP, and UDP transports as slave or master, automatic request partitioning and response data type parsing. For commercial licenses see www.InfiniteAutomation.com Get the most recent code here: https://github.com/infiniteautomation/modbus4j For support: http://infiniteautomation.com/forum/category/11/modbus4j-general-discussion

The Open Source GNSS Reference Server (OSGRS) is a HTTP server that provides data for Assisted-GNSS applications. It caches the data and then provides it to the A-GNSS client over the GNSS Reference Interface Protocol (GRIP) on request.

eMATgine users can send download requests by mail or define their request by http or wap. This project is transfered to http://sourceforge.net/projects/ematservices