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The NEO Project uses the NEO-c (Network Exchange Operation for Charity) platform to participate in various computing challenges and projects, and donates any winnings to the charities specified by its users.
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Kuery for MySQL is a program developed on RedHat 7.1/KDE 2.11/QT2.3.0 (i386) C++ using KDevelop. Its purpose is to offer a GUI for MySQL administration. The UI superficially resembles portions of Microsoft's Enterprise Manager for SQL Server.
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This project aims at developping a shared tasks computing system using Java, Jini and javaspaces. A master can split a big task in several tasks which will be executed by workers which have joined the federation using thier idle CPU time. A monitoring app
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The openMosixApplet lets you watch the realtime load of your openMosix cluster. It consists of a local daemon which listens for connections by applets. The applet uses chart2D to provide a good-lookin' feeling.
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XMLbrain is a XML Middleware. XMLbrain is not active right now. Its just a nice XML everywhere idea. Programs and Data are in XML, they are flowing through the System. meanwhile known Tags are substituted....... it'll be back :-)
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java-based complete Agent (Artificial Intelligence) Framework with all the features you might expect in an Agent Framework: Mobility, Autonomy, Distributed communication, Agents can be written in Java, Jython, or Beanshell.
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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).
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A statistics generator (html, text, charts) for distributed.net personal proxy servers log files written in Java.
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The project aims at developing J2EE Connector Architecture 1.0 Compilant Resource Adapters for integrating various EIS's like XML files, XML DB, LDAP, FTP, SMTP, POP3, Point Of Sale, Properties File, Office Documents
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This project is a distributed processing system that is dynamically programmable using a custom assembly-type language.
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A bash script that allows Seti @ Home users to queue up and process multiple work units. This means you don't have to connect to the seti servers after every work unit, and only when you want to.
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TOP-C is a library for easily writing parallel applications for both distributed and shared memory architectures. It hides the details of parallel programming, and presents the application programmer with a simple task-oriented interface.
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"Netlands Project" is a <b>Graphical MUD engine</b>, it comes with a distributed world server, an advanced IA server, a Macromedia Flash MX client and a predefined world named WOARPS, full of ready to go adventures.
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Yamit - Scalable, Portable and High Performance POSIX complaint OS. Microkernel based Operating System designed for tightly or loosely coupled multiprocessor hardware.
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The W2W project aims to develop a distributed index and search engine with a site-to-site scheme. Every participant, a web site, maintains some connections to other sites (neighbors) and exposes a set of standard entries (API) to each other. When a new re
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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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PPAT, or Parallel Path following Algorithm using Triangles, is a reliable parallel tool to trace the level curves of any continuous, not necessarily smooth, function f(z): C → R.
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Peekabooty is a peer-to-peer application which can route web page requests around firewalls. This is done by asking hosts in the network that are not censored to fetch censored web pages.
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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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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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phpRPC
phpRPC is an implementation of the xmlRPC protocol in PHP
phpRPC is meant to be an easy to use xmlRPC library. Function syntax, and plugging into most CMS's (xoops, nuke, pn, etc) is greatly simplified with the use of database/rpc-protocol abstraction. It should run on any php server with most databases. -
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This is a set of C++ wrapper classes for the InterProcess Communication facilities (IPC). The IPC facilities exist on most Unices in use today.
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This project is about building a global Internet Network Management System, based on distributed computing, allowing everyone to know how healthy the Internet is, from one's own local ISP to servers on the internet, and compare ISP's quality of service
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The Herdtools are a set of user-level cluster management and control utilities with a consistent command line interface. These include things like parallel file copy, remote execution, sudo execution, job kill, etc. We utilize Rob Brown's "procstatd" d
