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The FFPOJO Project is a Flat-File Parser, POJO based, library for Java applications. IMPORTANT: the source code of this project was migrated to GitHub: https://github.com/gibaholms/ffpojo

JAva DIstributed Framework provides a secure and flexible Framework for distributed grid and volunteer computing applications (separate client & server Framework). For more informations take a look at the project page http://jadif.sourceforge.net

Application to create PDF document on the fly from any source file format(PRN,HTML,TEXT,CSV) with complete mailing system and reports module. It's made over following library Pdf - IText Web Server- Simple Frame work Database- H2

Please use https://code.google.com/p/ganymed-ssh-2/ , as this current project is not getting the attention it should and therefore should be considered as 'parked'. Orion SSH for Java is a library which implements the SSH-2 protocol in pure Java. This is the new name, and home, for Trilead SSH (formerly Ganymed SSH2).

Tying together Zend Framework, PHP/Java Bridge, JTOpen, and Tomcat to provide a FOSS solution for i5 (IBM i, iSeries, AS/400) PHP developers struggling with the performance issues of the Integrated File System.

EaseFilter DRM Secure File Sharing example was implemented with the Transparent File Encryption and Control Filter Driver SDK. The shared file was encrypted with a unique 256-bits key, store the file access policies in a central server, share the encrypted files with fully control. You can grant, revoke or expire the file access at any time, even after the file has been shared.

git server on https://github.com/borneq/bornlib

Java Remote Method Call provides a Framework for remote method invocation on Java objects which solves the limitations of Java RMI. It provides a way for bidirectional communication of object states, between Client and Server.

Moved to GitHub https://github.com/fedups ExCon is a small Java class (a runnable Jar file, “sender”) that you run whenever you need to send a command to your application. Your application needs to include the ExCon “receiver”. The receiver accepts the commands from the ExCon sender and processes them. Since the receiver runs within you application it can access all of your application’s classes and resources.