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Aleph is an asynchronous I/O framework for Clojure built atop Netty, offering efficient, non-blocking network programming with support for HTTP, raw TCP/UDP, and streaming through Manifold streams. Aleph follows the Ring spec fully and can be a drop-in replacement for any existing Ring-compliant server. However, it also allows for the handler function to return a Manifold deferred to represent an eventual response. This feature may not play nicely with synchronous Ring middleware, which modifies the response, but this can be easily fixed by reimplementing the middleware using Manifold's let-flow operator. ...

A Java middleware API supporting broker-less, type+topic-based publish/subscribe and request/reply messaging for both intra- and inter-application, object-level communication. Broker-less: messages are transmitted directly between eBus applications. There is no message broker (i.e. server) in between. Type+topic addressing: eBus clients subscribe to a message class (type) and message topic, providing stronger typing than just topic-based subscriptions. Object-level communication:...

Ribbon is a Inter Process Communication (remote procedure calls) library with built in software load balancers. The primary usage model involves REST calls with various serialization scheme support. Ribbon comprises of multiple components some of which are used in production internally and some of which were replaced by non-OSS solutions over time. This is because Netflix started moving into a more componentized architecture for RPC with a focus on single-responsibility modules. So each...

TcpChannel is a simple, small API to allow processes to communicate using TCP sockets based on NIO implementations. The API presents the communication between processes using an observer pattern for handling received messages and an asynchronous send method for sending. Generally, writing NIO socket handling is non-trivial. TcpChannel exists to let Java developers write processes that communicate with each other using a simple send and receive pattern.

Json-rpc 2.0 implementation in Java. If you like it, please add review.