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    Sniffer4J

    Sniffer4J

    A java packet sniffer and forger that wraps pcap libs.

    Sniffer4J is a java packet capture and manipulation tool that allows full analysis of a network. It is built upon pcap libs (winpcap, and libpcap) and can run in Windows and most Linux flavors. The current stable version (2.0) provides shared libraries (.dll and .SO) compiled and tested for both x86 and x64 architectures. Sniffer4J work’s by parsing packets in a comprehensive Pdu format. Each Pdu encapsulates the next one, making easy to navigate through the Frame. Frames can be...
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    jNetStream is a sniffer and a protocol analyzer. Includes applications and library. 100s of protocols are defined. Includes scripting. It is appropriate for custom protocol development, grad students, and network teachers/professors. Full SDK included.
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    Toolset for the TMPL (Template Matching Processor Language). Compiler and runtime for creating/ evaluating templates on XML data streams. Can be integrated easily in Java projects.
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    URBI: Universal Robotic Body Interface. URBI is a scripted command language used to control robots (AIBO, pioneer,...). It is a robot-independant API based on a client/server architecture. Liburbi C++/Java/Matlab are available here. Forum available at ht
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    Provides a remotely (or locally) scriptable JVM along with a perl & C client
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    Web Services Console is an Eclipse plugin that provides the user with a rich set of tools for developing and monitoring web services.
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    JBTWatch is a Java Library used to communicate with Bluetooth Watches such as Sony Ericsson MBW-100 or MBW-150. It uses BlueCove to communicate and is responsible to handle the AT commands send from and to the watch.
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    jMARS is a java implementation of the famous "Core Wars" application first described by A.K. Dewdney. Using eXtreme Programming combined with Java, EJB, and the Rich Client Platform it can be used as an educational tool to understand these technologies
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