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Implementation of an open source FTP Server which comply with RFC 959, RFC 2228, RFC 2389 and RFC 2428. Implemented in Java. This server can be run as a stand alone FTP server and can be easily embedded in any java project. Please visit our project h
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SimpleHTTPDB is a client based key-value database that allows for storing data on any http-server via FTP. This way, no server-based functionality is required. Security of the data is provided by high-level encryption.
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RESTAC is a Java REST framework for REST-style interaction in distributed networks enabling the rapid implementation of peer-to-peer applications. It is based on a communication protocol built on HTTP (over TCP and UDP unicast/multicast).
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The purpose of this project is to provide a Java implementation of the Flute file transfer tool, using a JNI interface to the underlying MCL library.
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Beanlib is a utility library for use with JavaBean. Beanlib for Hibernate (beanlib-hibernate) allows developers to easily reuse the same pojo classes for both persistence instances and data transfer objects.
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Java program that creates an SMTP message and sends it off. It can be used to test SMTP functionality as well as security. This test SMTP at the application level. Requires Java 6.
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A distributed FTP daemon written in java. Instead of conventional server<->client transfer it uses master<->client for control connections and slave<->client for (most) data transfers, the master must tell the slave to initiate/respond to a transfer
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port-forward
to forward a loalhost tcp port to remote port
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Is a simple console tool to forward a tcp port, and log the data in byte[] and string format. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ usage: java -jar portf.jar localport remoteserver remoteport -
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Antrunner4e is an eclipse-plugin that inserts a contextmenue item to start a antfile with the current file or directoryname as input.This provides an easy way to execute actions like compiling the current file, transfer by ftp, execute sql and so on.
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A 100% Java client for the DICT protocol (RFC2229). This provides access to lexicons, translating dictionaries, thesauri and similar database over a TCP/IP protocol.
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Jambs (Java Message-Based Session)
Distributed programming middleware
Java middleware which allows a server to manage sessions that can involve several clients and take advantage of tcp/udp message-based communication. Sorry for the lack of documentation. -
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World of Warcraft player account synchronization and backup. This will save your WTF/Account files and not the interface directory. Using JSCH for secure file transfer.
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JFtpSync is for uploading web content to a server via FTP. It is designed to do FTP uploading only, and do it well, offering recursive uploading of content filtered by file type. It is primarily a command-line tool but there is a Java GUI as well.
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Info Transformer is a powerful utility to maintain the information in spite of data format and storage. There are lots of high speed functions for common and special data processings. Extract, transfer, load, convert, update, match, remove and so on.
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FONC (FTP Over Normal Connections) allows both active and passive FTP transfers via normal port connections. This allows FTP (both control and data transfers) over simple ssh tunnels among other things. FONC is easy to setup, and runs anywhere java can.
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An Android application which provides peer-to-peer file transfer by using UDP protocol with additional checksum and Acknowledge system.
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Jamm (Java Mail Manager) is a web application to manage virtual email account information stored in an LDAP directory. It is meant as an administration tool for sites using mail servers, such as Postfix and Courier-IMAP.
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Secure 2 peers chat/file transfer using Diffie–Hellman key exchange and DES/MD5 encryption. Can negotiate for a key for each message/file.
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OSGI TCP Socket Server, uses Declarative Services, tested against Eclipse Equinox.
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This is a small lib. It gives you the ability to have a byte array and write/read on any position with any byte or bit offset (i.e write a MAC (48bit) from the second byte's 3rd bit and on). +OO UDP/TCP Sockets
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Control vibrating motors and force feedback devices attached to your computer with GUI to control your own devices or interact with other users over the Internet (via IRC, Jabber, or direct TCP connections), includes support for Nexuiz game.
