Open Source Java Distributed Computing Software - Page 6

DarSens is about distributed activity recognition based on acceleration data.

An architecture description language (DiaSpec) supports the description of components of a given distributed computing area. From these descriptions, DiaGen generates a dedicated programming framework to support distributed application development.

DisChoco is a Distributed Constraint Reasoning Solver. Several Distributed Constraint Reasoning algorithms are implemented (like ABT, AFC, Adopt, ...). Users may easily implement and test their algorithms with DisChoco. contact: wahbi[at]users[dot]sourceforge[dot]net

GUI for distribution of OMNeT++ simulations on different computers. This software includes server and simulation management and uses Java SWT and Web Services.

The DocSOAP XML Development Kit (XDK) is a Java Web Services SOAP, and XML Development Kit that provides effective and efficient ways of manipulating XML documents and building Web services solutions for "document style SOAP".

DropboxMQ is an implementation of the Java Message Service API that uses a shared file system to store and distribute messages. A dropbox is a set of shared directories that relies on atomicity of file move operations to settle contention for messages.

It's new technology for Development Personal Creation/Customization Services , based on XML standard and DAFSM (Finite State Machine Theory) , using multiple call control protocols.

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).

EQUIP, the EQUATOR Universal Platform, a framework for developing distributed interactive systems such as Ubicomp installations and pervasive games. It is based around a data-space concept. *NEW* EQUIP2 targets J2EE, J2ME and C++ applications.

The goal of this project is to make possible to access Progress database from any external program that can use sockets. The server (broker and agents) are written in Progress 4GL and made use of sockets capabilities of Progress V9.

The Grid Programming Environment (GPE) turns a collection of computer systems into a Grid and provides graphical user interfaces and interoperable GridBeans for application development. It supports Globus Toolkit and Unicore-based infrastructures.

The Gridbus Grid Service Broker, is a service-oriented, economy and data-aware resource broker system that uses a simple, extensible middleware independent architecture that mediates access to distributed resources on a local / Global Grid of computers.

Gridder is a group of portlets that simplify the use and administration of grid services. Especially for job submission management. Gridder also extends and documents the functionality of the OGCE Bundle. It is plenty of useful documentation.

Hermes is a P2P middleware. It's not a framework, but it's a shell over the existing frameworks. This shell is made in such a fashion that it's possible to the app developer to change the underlying framework without any changes to his app code.

A MIDlet that, when run in PalmOS devices, can HotSync with the PC or a remote database

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.

InterMap is an Internet mapping application that allows the user to combine interactive maps from distributed Internet Map Servers in a browser. InterMap supports OpenGIS WMS and ESRI-ArcIMS and can be fully integrated with the GeoNetwork Metadata portal

This toolkit consists of three small tools which enable the user to deploy, overview and undeploy any JSR88/J2EE1.4 conformant application into any JSR88/J2EE1.4 conformant app. server. Our target is to become the I******Shield of the J2EE world.

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

JCGrid is an easy-to-use tools for real-world grid-computing. It requires only to install Java Runtime and you can easy split your cpu-intensive task among several Workstations/PC/Mac/etc. It includes support for POVRay and MandelGrid as usage examples.

This project is a Web Service based computational grid infrastructure written in Java. Once setup, it allows a user to submit job(s) to the grid to be scheduled for execution on the grid nodes.

Java implementation of the Styx protocol. Allows platform-independent distributed systems to be built easily using familiar constructs; every resource is represented as a set of files in a file hierarchy. Includes the Styx Grid Services software.

JeusEx is pure Java HTTP 1.1/servlet 2.3 ? complaint server. It's mutithreaded, does HEAD, GET and POST and supports CGI 1.1 (scripts!) And now it supports I18N and servlet 2.3 spec (to some degree).

A graphical front end to view jobs submited to schedulers on grid/clusters.

L-GRID: a Light portal to access Grid via Web. It provides the control over the complete lifecycle of a Grid Job, from its submission and status monitoring, to the output retrieval. It is client-server application. The L-GRID server is hosted on gridui.sns.it. gridui.sns.it is GRID EGI User Interface for public access which supports "dteam","gridit","infngrid","lhcb","ops","theophys" virtual organizations. if your virtual organization is not in this VOs list, please contact us to add it. === Running You should have received this application as an archive file. Uncompress this archive. It contains an executable file named LGRID_Client_XX.jar. This is a "double-clickable" jar file, or you can run it from the command line using: java -jar LGRID_Client_XX.jar NOTE: To Install JCE Unlimited Strength Jurisdiction Policy Files If needed, you should install the Java Cryptography Extension (JCE) Unlimited Strength Jurisdiction Policy Files.