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handy
A simple C++11 network server framework
.... For examples, see examples/hsha.cc. Asynchronous connection management supports openssl connection, if OpenSSL is installed, and <openssl/ssl.h> can be found, the project will automatically download handy-ssl because the open-source protocol of OpenSSL is not compatible with this, so the project file is placed separately in handy-SSL. The message encode/decode example using protobuf is under protobuf. Support udp, the client of udp is used in connect mode, similar to tcp. -
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HyperPool is a 100% pure Java project for network services management. TCP (HTTP/1.1, HTTPS, FTP, SMTP, POP3), UDP and SOCKS5 protocols support. Configurations: proxy, web server, mail server, download manager, port mapping.
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Network Emulator
Distributed Network emulation tool for high rate packet
I need your help: In order to make this framework easier and more useful, I need your contribution. The idea behind this framework is to develop a GUI like GNS3 and make this framework more stable. So if you are interested and have C/C++ programming skills, please contact me at zahid.med@gmail.com This framework allows to emulate a network by managing ethernet packets coming from two kind of interfaces: UDP and virtual network card. This tool is similare to dynamips (GNS3) but it can...
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