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RSS-Bridge
The RSS feed for websites missing it
The RSS feed for websites missing it. -
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Telegram Notifications Channel Laravel
Telegram Notifications Channel for Laravel
This package makes it easy to send Telegram notifications using Telegram Bot API with Laravel. -
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HJB (HTTP JMS Bridge) links the HTTP protocol to the JMS API. It provides a REST equivalent of the JMS API, making it possible to perform JMS operations by accessing JMS objects as REST resources via HTTP.
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SecureComm mediates among applications that adhere to incompatible security models. It utilises a semantic approach to bridge incompatibilities so as to achieve interoperability. Developed under QualiPSo (http://www.qualipso.org), WP3.2.
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SSVNC adds encryption security to VNC. It provides a GUI for Windows, MacOSX, and Unix that automatically starts up an SSL or SSH tunnel for connections to any VNC server. It also supports VeNCrypt encryption. The Unix viewer has many new features.
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This project sets up a simple bridge between mailing lists and online bulletin boards. In short, a post on a board will send an email to the list, and an imported email will be posted to the board. But it's *much* more than that! Check out our website!
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Accord Odette is a Java framework for developing your own Odette OFTP2 client/server, respecting your needs of integration and functionalities. It comes with base client and server classes for TCP/IP and to bridge connections through X.25 and ISDN.
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zzap is a microblogging server software for small groups in PHP. It's main features are Support for web, mobile phone and iPhone, photo upload and link-shortener. There also a bridge for twitter and blogs
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A bridge to synchronize PHPBB 3 forums with Usenet news groups. This effectively transforms PHPBB into a usenet news reader.
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SIP to Skype Gateway/Bridge/Converter/Adapter. Make and receive SIP to Skype Calls and Skype to SIP Calls. Call Skype users using speed dial or use SkypeOut. Make SIP calls from Skype using a SIP provider or SIP PBX. Use as a Skype Trunk with a PBX.
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Lightweight, fast and extensible message queue bridge that can connect different message providers such as Progress Sonic MQ or IBM WebSphere MQ (former MQ Series). Plugins for JMS and MQI are provided.
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This is a java-written daemon that functionss as an e-mail to sms bridge. It periodically checks a POP3/IMAP account and sends a brief part of the new emails to a pre-configured sms-enabled mobile phone.
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Java realization of News Server based on Network News Transfer Protocol (via TCP/IP) It will be a bridge between data storage (some SQL DB) and News Reader (client) OS: OS independent Programming Language: Java
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Ataraxia will provide a generic internet gaming framework in java. Board, table, card games will be easy to be developed! bridge, hearts, spades, rummy, go, connect-4, chess, checkers, monopoly, risk, mahjong and more will come! JXTA P2P will be tested.
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