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FSP - File Service Protocol Suite
UDP File transfer protocol
FSP - File Service Protocol. FSP is lightweight UDP based protocol for transferring files. It is designed for anonymous transfers over unreliable networks. -
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Liferay Portal
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Liferay Portal is the world's leading enterprise open source portal framework, offering integrated Web publishing and content management, an enterprise service bus and service-oriented architecture, and compatibility with all major IT infrastructure. Check GitHub for our latest releases: https://github.com/liferay/liferay-portal/releases https://github.com/liferay/liferay-ide/releases -
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JyWeb is a lightweight webserver written in Jython. It also uses Jython which is in the archives for your convenience and in the SVN in the release folder so you can build your own jars.
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This is currently a bunch of scripst used to manage translations of a large number of Java Server Pages (JSP). It is not integrated into any IDE, but can be used as a general way to manage these files from anywhere.
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Not the greatest thing since Sliced Bread, it IS Sliced Bread. This project is a series of network tools and a network development SDK, with big hopes, and too little time to code it all.
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