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    ssh port forwarding - this java application creates multiple port forwarding tunnels to remote hosts, using SSH2 logins with public key or user/password. This provides secure access for mobile devices that support a java VM.
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    This software lets communicate your computer to a Polar S710 heart rate monitor via the serial IR interface. Written in Java for the VM ewe (www.ewesoft.com) . More Information at http://daveb.net/s710/, www.ewesoft.com. This software was coded and teste
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    A peer-to-peer wireless sketch pad running on Sharp Zaurus PDA, Compaq iPaq PDA with Jeode VM, Windows and Mac OS X 10.2.8+, using Java (Personal Profile), Zero-conf (aka Rendezvous), and SVG.
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    CharlieBot is an artificial intelligence program written in the Java language. It is based on work from the ALICE, ANNA v7.0, and Program D v4.1.5 projects. It works on Mac OS X or any Java 1.3 VM. Charlie is a 58 year old computer enthusiast.
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