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aredis
An Asynchronous Pipelined Java client for Redis
AREDIS (Asynchronous REDIS java client) is a java client for the Redis Cache server (http://redis.io) designed for performance and efficiency. It has only one connection to each server and uses pipelining for performance rather than connection pooling. It uses the Java 7 NIO based Asynchronous channel API for socket communication to the Redis server. Important features are Data Handler API for storing Objects, OPTI_JAVA_HANDLER for efficient storage of Java Objects, built-in gzip... -
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FreePOPs is a webmail to pop3 conversion daemon. It is extensible to support other webmail using the scripting language LUA. See the homepage for supported webmails.
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JASML is a java byte code compiler, providing yet another approach to view, write and edit java classes, even without the existence of a java source file - using the java macro instructions, those described in The Java Language Specification.
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Very small utilities that encode/decodes files into/from base64 respectively. Completely written in Pure Pascal (from version 2) they should compile in every Pascal compiler known to man.
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