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Pixeval is a third-party proxy-free P station client developed by me as an amateur. The UI is implemented using Windows Presentation Foundation , based on .NET Core 3.0 , and supports Windows 7-10 (planning to cancel support other than Win10), and implements most of the The browsing function and many enhancements have been made. It has been open sourced on Github based on the AGPL protocol .

...Forked from ASP.NET labs, it has been heavily modified with a different API, to facilitate a wider variety of proxying scenarios (i.e. routing based on a JWT claim) and interception of the proxy requests/responses for customization of headers and (optionally) request/response bodies. It also uses HttpClientFactory internally that will mitigate against DNS caching issues making it suitable for microservice/container environments.

Updated to work with Visual Studio 2012. The N-Tier Framework for Windows Forms is designed to put the developer in control with tools & APIs for the rapid development of database applications in c#. NTier is designed to leverage developers' skills and familiarity with Visual Studio and Windows Forms to quickly build large business applications. NTier provides tools, frameworks, designers, extender providers and helpers to make database application development easy without replacing...

...If you plan to use it in a CLOSED SOURCE project, please get in touch with me - andres.vogler@gmail.com ! Communication can be done directly with XMLRPC or with the included proxy: * .net remoting is used for "commands" from the client to the proxy (dpConnect, dpQueryConnect). * tcp (xml over tcp) for sending unsolicited data/events from the proxy to the client. The proxy also acts as a distributor - if clients have the same dp(Query)Connects, the connects are done once, and the proxy will forward it to the clients. ...

A scheduling and resource management system for using a farm of servers running VMware virtualisation products as a computing cloud. Currently, only the VMware VIM 1.4 proxy is considered 'working'. Out of active development for the moment.

SCS (Simple Client Server) is a lightweight framework to build server/client applications in .NET. Check this article for usage: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/IP/TCP-Server-Client.aspx

Open Dataset eXtensions is a quite tiny but extremely powerful ORM framework. It utilizes all the power of ADO.NET and adds the natural ease of OOP. ODX delivers on-the-fly proxy generation, relations, polymorphy, remoting, offline, save points, etc.

The DBC framework uses reflection to inspect a type, it then generates source for a proxy object containing checks on predicates in attributes attached to members of the type. Proxy code is compiled into an in-mem assembly used to enforce DBC rules.