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CArtAgO is a framework for programming and executing virtual environments in multi-agent programs.

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.

Peruser is a open-source lightweight knowledge application framework. Peruser speaks XML and RDF and is implemented in Java. Peruser code runs within Cocoon, as a standalone webapp, as console programs invoked through ant, or as embeddable java code.

PeerKit is a tool for rapidly creating new peer-to-peer programs, and designing and evaluating new peer-to-peer topologies.

Python DB driver for Java JDBC. Allows CPython programs to use a java JDBC driver to connect with a database server. It's API is Python DB compliant. ZJdbcDA (a zope database adapter) is also included.

GridSweeper makes it easy to perform batch runs of scientific simulation programs on computational grids/distributed resource management systems.

A small client/server/node application written in java for distributed computing, or clustering. you write your programs to use this system, you create an object with a meathod to run and send it to the server that assign it a node.

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 :-)

PyREXX is a interprocess messaging server for routing remote prodecure calls using xml-based messages (Jabber, XML-RPC, etc), which will allow programs to interact more easily.

Armidale is a set of Java programs and libraries used to radically simplify the development, deployment and use of web applications which have rich graphical user interfaces.

Chor is a strongly-typed choreography programming language for distributed systems. In Chor, the behaviour of a system is written down as a global program (a choreography) where all the message exchanges between the participants are explicit. Choreographies are statically checked against protocol specifications, given as types, enabling type-directed global programming. Finally, Chor supports the automatic generation of systems from a choreography. With Chor, you do not have to worry about...