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The MathForge Application Environment provides users a broad range of Java-based math tools (calculation, visualization, presentation and communication via MathML) and allows developers to leverage existing code while extending MathForge.
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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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DSL is a distributed storage leasing service based on JXTA project (http://www.jxta.org). It allows user to replicate/backup and later on retrieve files securely to other peers (on a lease basic). Basic versioning supported.
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The Tiny Grasshopper Cache Store provides a memory based, least recently used (LRU), thread-safe caching mechanism that can openly cache any Java Object. The cache store is easy to use and doesn't require any setup.
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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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MassiveJava is a Java-based environment for parallel programming. Lithium is able to execute the parallel application using a cluster or a network of workstations. A user is able to program a parallel application without take in account problem like sche
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Nano Servlet Engine is a really small-sized HTTP server (with Java Servlets(TM) support in the future). Due to its size (100kb) it's possible to use it on mobile devices with a Java runtime environment.
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SGNP is a proposed grid naming standard providing (1) Scalable, global namespace; (2) Secure communication among resources/services (no central authority), and (3) Reliable rebind capability in the event of migration, failure, replication, etc.
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Designed to allow quick setup of powerful NOW-based clusters to run compute-intensive applications. Applications do not have to be designed specially for these clusters to benefit.
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Jtrix is a technology to allow code to be mobile, adaptive, distributed and scalable. Please see http://www.jtrix.org for much more documentation and info.
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Dominatrix is a general purpose framework for building dynamic distributed projects. It is fairly stable, easy to use and extend, simple to install, and can be used for most any project that requires computation across multiple machines.
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This Resource Adapter enables you to connect your Java application to the 1C Enterprise Information System based on ActiveX and MS SQL Server. It should be compliant to JCA 1.0
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The Java Enterprise Resource Planning Architecture (JERPA) is an advanced architecture model for ERP software. It is written in pure Java and is based on XML-RPC and J2EE.
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Labrador is an open source Web Services Hub written in Java. It is based on an incredibly simple, yet modular architecture, and attempts to transparently support the SOAP, XML-RPC, and REST protocols.
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Info Sapient will be an Open Source, Common License 0.5, 100% Pure Java based program that is a mechanism for the expression and execution of business rules.
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Open_PYOSS will be a platform to develop Operational Support Systems for the Cable MSO. It will capitalized on a Distributed NxTier Computing Agent environment and WebServices core technologies to provide seamless Managed Access for MSOs or xSPs
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Named after a well know product from Microsoft, SandStorm is a framework for creating modular middle-end web products.
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JFIPA is intended to be a scalable, easy-to-deploy router and parser of messages between agents using the FIPA Agent Communication Language represented as XML
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Some example exercises about distributed systems in computer science. Some code examples for Java RMI, Java Server Socket and Peer to Peer Systems written in Java. Probably using the Hibernate framework and some other Java Technologies.
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Utilizing bot-net philosophy in a good way by packaging open source software into highly secured, ready-to-run specialized virtual machines and building infrastructure to manage them. Sort of IT Lego )))) We make IT simple!!!
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Profile Pal will help you synchronize your profiles amongst different communities like ICQ, Microsoft Live, Facebook, etc. It is plugin based and meant to be accessed as servlet on tomcat. Use this to keep all your pfoiles in sync.
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An audio server based on a plugin architecture supporting features like network synchronisation between multiple instances, shared database and the usual like equalizer, crossfader, etc.
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A Simple Open Source Monitor and Manager for Tomcat's Web Applications. SiMonCat allows deploying and undeploying of web applications, and monitoring the state of multiple tomcat servers, through the attempt to execute programmed events.
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The Kloudvine Distributed Computing Platform provides distributed computing to researchers. Kloudvine provides a way for researchers to use existing computers to provide processing power through a standard web browser.
