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JdbcLite is light-weight jdbc tool. It is designed for Java developers who like to use native SQL queries for high performance with object mapping and convenient classes built-in. It can be used along with Hibernate, Spring, JDO frameworks.
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FileProtectorExample
EaseFilter File Access Controk SDK
The EaseFilter File Control SDK is a powerful development toolkit for creating robust, kernel-level file security and data protection solutions on the Windows platform. It includes a high-performance file system filter driver that intercepts and manages all file I/O operations in real time, giving developers deep, granular control far beyond what is possible with standard Windows APIs or Access Control Lists (ACLs). The EaseFilter Control Filter Driver provides a powerful method for intercepting file I/O operations at both the pre-operation and post-operation stages. ... -
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videonetwork
A simulator for self-organizing video replication and more
...The transport path of content is exploited to replicate content and limited storage space is handled by clean-up mechanisms. We implemented a simulator to show the algorithm's performance and to test its behavior under real circumstances. It is easily extendable to support several new scenarios or changes to the algorithm (see replication and client models).
