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An open Gnutella network library based on GnucDNA. It is platform-independent, developer-friendly and efficient, developed in portable C++. Easy enough for the casual P2P developer and advanced enough to satisfy the research project needs.
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Java library and utils for HP 200LX. Include: Filer communication, an ftp server to share palmtop files with desktop. Database manipulation. And finaly a syncronization software for contact, appoinment, task, etc.
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A filesharing application written in Java. It uses modules to support different protocols. At the moment there is a module for the Napster and Gnutella protocol available.
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A SOAP-based Document/File-Sharing solution written in Java. It includes a basic web-interface but other clients are possible. You can share and download all common office document formats like MS Word, Excel, OpenOffice and PDF.
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This project focuses on the integration between Macs and SMB/CIFS networks. The primary goal will be to get a complete port of the Samba package to Mac OS X. Besides that we will try to create tools to uses these services.
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A server written for the DC protocol, which is already providing amazingly 1 PETABYTE of data freely available for download. This server is written in Java, so it's guarantueed to work with your system, unless it's something so far undeveloped, such as
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JSmbGet is a tool that enables you to browse and download files from other smb networks than your own local one. It can also be used to browse/download files on your own LAN with a userfriendly interface.
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SyncShare Server is a secure messaging and real-time collaboration platform. Build solutions to connect people, data, and applications through firewalls and mobile devices. It handles all networking, security issues and lets one focus on the business
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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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NanoNapster is a highly-customizable peer2peer filesharing program based on XML. Security is the top priority for further coding right now.
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A complete rewrite of the original StrangeDownloader in Java. This program is very specific in its ability to download files from Iowa State University residence hall computers from off-campus, without violating ISU implemented netcap.
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MePetry is a Java web-based mp3 hosting application. Fast and easy to configure. MePetry allows users to create, store and access playlists directories from the server. MePetry implements an extensive caching mechanism for fast access to music files.
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Open Simp-X is an openly developed Scalable Internet Management Platform - eXtended by plug-ins. Open Simp-X handles all the data and underline structure of Internet Applications.
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Modular Gnutella servent with GUI, text and batch interfaces. Developed using Java1.4 new I/O and networks APIs. Optimized for low-bandwidth and ADSL connections.
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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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This project aims to create a distributed network (P2P) for pushing files to the interested nodes. Unlike nowadays p2p applications, TCB net would not support queries nor requests for files. It will solely depend on the will of a user to add it to the net
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Catalog module for creating FTP server support website. Search engine for Files located on FTP sites or in other collections submitted to this catalog. It is oriented for Audio Books in mp3 format collections. Use PHP, Java & database MySQL or Oracle.
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PJLTella is Gnutella client implemented as a J2EE web application. It is intended to be deployed in a servlet container like Jakarta's Tomcat, where it will connect to the Gnutella network, respond to requests, serve files, as well as allow its user to co
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AGRanger is an "UnOfficial" open source client engine, written in Java, that uses Audio Galaxy's peer to peer file sharing network. It has two user interfaces, a swing based ui and a command line based ui. It uses the 0.608 protocol
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Fr: JavaChatter est un logiciel progammé en Java, il est (ou plutot seras) conçu pour permmetre le chat et le transfert de fichier entre 2 postes. La connection se fait par IP.
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This is a project aimed at producing a java version of the popular DirectConnect client, enhancing on functionality. It is based on the javadc client here on sourceforge.
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The NetMess Java Client, provides human interface to access the NetMess Peer2Peer network. Netmess is able to tunnel through HTTP proxies and firewalls, allowing you to use it nearly everywhere (including at work).