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JDataCom
Stream manager
Create ports : TCP/UDP/Terminal/File/RS232(txrx)/DB/System/Bluetooth/JNA/ETH(jpcap)/Sound. Simply configure with GUI/SFC XML file/CLI. Display, modify, replay, store (tcpdump), decode flow of bytes or objects. Implement : loop/echo/paddings/... and delai/DB2XML/Stacks/Matrix/... management. Stream conversations with a dynamic packet analyse. -
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ORE (Ontology Rule Editor) is a platform-independent application to manage the use of inference rules defined on a model represented by an ontology. ORE offers a easy, well-guided and intiutive GUI to define and test these inference rules.
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Jitterbit is an open source integration tool that delivers a quick and simple way to design, configure, test, and deploy integration solutions. It supports many document types and protocols: XML, web services, database, LDAP, text, FTP, HTTP(S), file
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IXML (short for "Interface XML") is a Java framework to create Swing user interfaces using XML files that describe the UI.
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Ergo is a controller software for the classic line ergometers of Daum electronics (http://www.daum-electronic.de/). features: xml-based programmes, Person history
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