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PHPRPC is a Remote Procedure Calling (RPC) protocol that works over the Internet. It is secure and fast. It has a smaller overhead. It is powerful and easy to use. This project is the client and server implementations of the PHPRPC.
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Virtual NetManager WAS a GTK frontend for VDE and QEMU. This project has been recently merged with Qemulator, and became Check the home page for the new project!!
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EasyPastry is built on top of Pastry, a decentralized key-based routing (KBR) P2P overlay network. The main objective of EasyPastry is to provide a complete façade in order to simplify the P2P application development.
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Mandarax is a pure Java implementation of a rule engine. It supports mutiples types of facts and rules based on reflection, databases, EJB etc, supporting XML standards (RuleML 0.8). It provides a J2EE compliant inference engine using backward chaining.
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JmsConnectionFarm is a high-performance JMS connection pooling package for high-volume JMS applications. It provides interfaces to send/receive messages using cached connections, and provides a blocking request/response client/server model using pure JMS
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The Sapia Open Source Organization intends to offer reusable, well-documented Java libraries. Conciseness, elegance, ease-of-use, to name a few, are goals we are aiming at.
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Distributed Parallel Programming for Python! This package builds on traditional Python by enabling users to write distributed, parallel programs based on MPI message passing primitives. General python objects can be messaged between processors. Ru
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JAva DIstributed Framework provides a secure and flexible Framework for distributed grid and volunteer computing applications (separate client & server Framework). For more informations take a look at the project page http://jadif.sourceforge.net
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A transparent network messaging system for offloading computations to other possibly more capable machines when they are available. The intended use of the system is for when the results of a computation aren't needed immediately.
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Roomy is a programming language extension for writing parallel disk-based applications. All details of parallelism and disk I/O are hidden within the Roomy library.
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The Web Services Execution Environment (WSMX) is an execution environment for Semantic Web Services. NOTE: The front end for WSMX, namely the WSMT is now available from http://wsmt.sourceforge.net
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Scarlet is an extension for Atlassian JIRA, the leading Enterprise issue tracking and management software, allowing easy clustering of JIRA application instances, ensuring both high availability and linear scalability.
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In just one clic (no setup) this Java Applet based solution allows you to run VNC Server / VNC Viewer through an HTTP AES encrypted tunnel. As it is full HTTP, there is no proxy or firewall setup needed.
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A lightweight Framework to build remote applications.
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libMAGE (Multi-Agent Grid Engine) is a C++ library that provides basis for constructing distributed autonomic systems (running on grids and clusters), that are able to adapt to processor and memory load and node failures.
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EPICS-DDS is an open source implementation of the Object Management Group (OMG) Data Distribution Service (DDS) based on the Channel Access protocol of the Experimental Physics and Industrial Control System (EPICS).
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A cross-platform control dispatch framework used to manage distributed application infrastructures. For more information visit http://wiki.controltier.org/wiki/CTL.
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Ex-Crawler is divided into 3 subprojects (Crawler Daemon, distributed gui Client, (web) search engine) which together provide a flexible and powerful search engine supporting distributed computing. More informations: http://ex-crawler.sourceforge.net
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Plush is an extensible application management system for large-scale distributed platforms, including PlanetLab. Plush automates the development and deployment lifecycle for a variety of different applications.
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The objective of the project is to provide a concrete framework based on MR, which provides an extensible and easily manageable distributed computational environment.
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The STEP Framework is a multi-layer Java enterprise application framework with support for Web Applications (Servlet/JSP) and Web Services.
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XML Processor. A Multi-threaded, Pub/Sub environment for Dynamic programming on an event driven Tickless and Sleeping State Machine with TCP communications, tight flawless memory management, powerful set algebra and a magical database. 100% C++. ezPort.
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This modular software package forms an integration point for Grid/Cloud/Cluster products. If provides several adapters which can easily be used to build complete Services/integrate products. It enables federation between multiple sites.
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XEngine is a fast and scalable XACML policy evaluation engine. XEngine is orders of magnitude faster than Sun PDP. This project is maintained by Fei Chen (feichen@cse.msu.edu) and Alex Liu (alexliu@cse.msu.edu) at Michigan State University.
