Open Source Java Distributed Computing Software - Page 6

JaneySpaces is a network abstraction library based on a space of distributed objects. It is designed to fit with traditional Object Oriented designs and principles, and to be as unobtrusive as possible when it comes to the structure of your application.

Context-awareness is a key concept in ubiquitous computing. The Java Context-Awareness Framework (JCAF) is a Java-based context-awareness infrastructure and programming API for creating context-aware applications.

A generic java based distributed performance testing platform specifically for testing clustered or distributed applications and or frameworks. The framework itself is clustered and coordinated with www.terracotta.org

This project is setup to maintain a set of Javaparty codes. This includes Javaparty benchmarks and applications. Javaparty (http://www.ipd.uka.de/JavaParty/) is a Java extension for easy and efficient parallel programming. It does so by extending the

Jeeglue is the glue that sticks together your J2EE applications. It's a meta-info based framework that provides entity polymorphism, generic XML support, code generation and domain object validation out of the box.

The Jeuron Application Platform is a java based open source project released in December 2012 with the goal of providing a lightweight framework to assemble software components that would support the requirements of multiple projects and deployment scenarios while also providing an environment for testing and debugging. The platform is comprised of a set of packages which provide transport, messaging, configuration, and execution services designed to create a configurable, scalable, and distributed application environment. The low resource model permits the platform to be instantiated during each build cycle and to be deployed at all levels of the application hierarchy such as application servers, web servers, and mobile or wired workstations. What makes the Jeuron Application Platform innovative are not the individual technologies used in the platform but how those technologies have been re-imagined to work together to create a unique application environment.

JsOrb is a Java - JavaScript ORB that allows developers to access their POJOs and business logic from the browser (or any JavaScript interpreter). JsOrb is designed to make it easy to build dynamic websites without needing to learn AJAX.

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.

A Java library that simplifies thread development. It has support for continuations, fork/merge, signals, thread and process serialization, event picker (similar to BPEL's pick element), among other features.

A distributed logging & monitoring WS architecture using WS-Notification (WSN) as well as a Log4J appender that implements an appropriate adapter. Software components that already use Log4J can be integrated non-intrusively.

Logical Neighborhoods is a a high-level programming abstraction for wireless sensor networks that simplifies the development of fully distributed, embedded networked applications.

MIC* comes with a new vision of multi-agent system engineering: The multi-agent system is devided explicitly into two dimensions: the deployment environment and the autonomous agents. MIC* is an algebraic model of a deployment environment (container of a

Macaroni is the JAVA open source framework promoting the production, detection, consumption of, and reaction to events.

Mahatittha enables distributed transaction handling capability within the lightweight container Spring Framework, without necessitating its deployment in a fully-fledged J2EE application server.

The project Mandala helps the development of concurrent and/or distributed applications. It is based on the asynchronous reference concept which provide asynchronous and potentially remote method invocation.

A maven2 plugin to package grid-services into a GAR archive using the Globus Toolkit 4 (GT4 must be installed and set up for this Plugin to work).

A distributed map for Java. http://mirrormap.sourceforge.net/.

Momoko is a framework for developing distributed, multi-user, network-aware applications. It includes facilities for storing objects in a tree structure, a shell for manipulating the object database, orthogonal persistence, scripting support, and a trans

Mpaxs provides a simple abstraction for executing Callables and Runnables either locally within the same Virtual Machine, on the same host via RMI, or on remote machines, also via RMI. It supports launching of new compute hosts via an extensible API, currently featuring local compute host launching and grid compute host launching using the DRMAA API.

Mule is a robust and highly scalable ESB (Enterprise Service Bus) framework based on SEDA. It is designed as a light-weight, event-driven component technology that handles communication with disparate systems transparently.

MultiJADS is a domain independent multiagent active design documents shell. It uses multiagent technology to support activities in concurrent and distributed design systems and is based on the Active Design Documents (ADD) approach.

Multiplatform (MUltiple Language / Target Integration PLATform FOR Modules) implements a unified integration platform for multiple modules written in multiple languages (C, C++, Prolog, Java) and multiple target platforms (GNU/Linux, Solaris, Windows).

MyZone is a peer to peer social network that supports almost all features common in Facebook and Google+. In addition you can share unlimited mp3s and mp4s with your friends. MyZone does not downgrade the resolution of your photos and all established connections are encrypted using state of the art encryption techniques. MyZone is designed to be resilient towards cyber attacks especially DDoS attacks and government imposed censorships. MyZone should be an interesting social networking platform for users who are more concerned with the privacy of their profile information.

The Network-Oriented Document Abstraction Language (NODAL) is a set of standards and protocols for ubiquitous collaboration supported by an open source sample implementation.