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Nginx-Clojure
Nginx module for embedding Clojure or Java or Groovy programs
...The non-blocking coroutine-based socket is Compatible with Java Socket API and works well with largely existing java libraries such as apache HTTP client, mysql jdbc drivers. With this feature, one java main thread can handle thousands of connections. Handle multiple sockets parallel in sub coroutines. -
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ATTENTION: For more info and latest version, refer to https://github.com/estigma88/jdhtuq. jDHTUQ is a peer-to-peer DHT system based in Chord algorithm, but built like API to generalize the implementation of peer-to-peer DHT systems. jDHTUQ have two fundamental services , put and get of resource.
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Simple Server Objects "ssobjects" is a set of objects built for the purpose of server and client application development using TCP/IP sockets.
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The goal of this project is to make possible to access Progress database from any external program that can use sockets. The server (broker and agents) are written in Progress 4GL and made use of sockets capabilities of Progress V9.
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Internet Programming With Java Course (in Bulgarian language): multithreading, sockets, Web applications, servlets, JSP, JSTL, Tomcat.
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GiraffeFTP is a Java based FTP client and server. It includes GUI and command line tools. Good code to see to understand the FTP Protocol and sockets. Also includes a non-standard implementation of SSL sockets.
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This code is to make it easier to use Sockets inside a GUI. Right now I only have a Telnet library But by the end of the year I hope to have posted at least 3 other libraries (IRC, Socket server, FTP?)
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XSockets - open, lightweight and highly portable library of universal and eXtensible Super Sockets for point-to-point communication. A unified API for many communication methods between programs and/or devices (e.g. TCP/IP sockets,serial link,pipes,IrDA)
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...This hides the (dirty) details of non-blocking IO from developers, allowing them to EASILY build a highly scalable application, which can handle over 10000 incoming and outgoing sockets using only one thread.
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A simple port-relaying program written in Java; sits on specified ports for either TCP or UDP, re-sends packets to the given IP. Doesn't forward packets, actually receives and re-sends them. Could be handy to learn Java Sockets/networking. Public Domain.
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Lisplets are Java Servlets that forward their requests, and gather their response headers, using s-expressions over sockets. They enable easy integration of Common Lisp or Scheme into a Java-based web environment.
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Monitoring tool with support to Websites, RSS, Webservices and Databases. Has notifications by email and RSS and you can access metrics like availability, latency and load time by a web-based GUI. Runs standalone with an embedded HTTP server.
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