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Google() meets the Matrix. Red Piranha combines Lucene (Searching Ability), XML-RDF (ability to learn), Tomcat (for P2P Power) and Spring (Ease of use) to not only let you find anything, anywhere, but to actually understand what you are looking for.
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Alternative implementation of Spring framework remoting subsystem that supports different schemes of remote communication between client and server (1-1, 1-many, dynamic services discovering).
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WebOS is an application framework built with Jini services exposed as JMX Managed Beans (MBeans for short). It provides ease of configuration, ease of administration, ease of programming and improved performances.
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The Smart Client Container is an extended J2EE container for application clients. It features local session beans and smart ejb-refs with interceptors and a transport abstraction (RMI / HTTP).
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[RETIRED] The JMS Distributed Object Framework provides an advanced request/reply framework over JMS, message-driven beans and servlets.
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