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SEFlow uses the SELinux technology, but focuses on controlling dataflow instead of defending more static targets like daemons running on a system. An example application particularly focused is a DRM implementation ensuring copyleft licenses.
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Tableflow is a Java web component to connect tabular data using an executable dataflow paradigm. This project includes an advanced data grid component, compatible with JSF that has build in support for filtering, paging, sorting and much more.
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This project provides a simple kernel for building distributed agent-based applications. It is based on the idea that the principles underlying dataflow programming are well-suited to design a coordination language for multi-agent environments.
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Exegraph is a visual, object-oriented, dataflow-driven programming language environment for the Windows and Macintosh platforms.
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A set of tools for defining, implementing and steering a dataflow/workflow process on top of a set of CORBA OO components.
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...Main design goals were / are: for UI: - easily manageable windows (and not separate processes), i.e. docking widgets, moveable, resize-able, controlled from main window for Transmission: - auto re-connect - logging for various events, e.g. 'Connected', Disconnected, Tx/Rx, Tx / Rx errors, etc. for Tx/Rx logic and dataflow: - Logging Tx/Rx data + timestamps - data forwarding between ports - possibility to add more sophisticated logic: allowing to specify conditional auto-responses, e.g. to be able to emulate behaviour of modems, GPSes or other devices: this could be very useful for testing and developing various embedded applications. - expand above to multiple ports
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