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UDT-Java provides a native Java implementation of the high-performance UDT network protocol. It is based on the UDT specification, compatible with the C++ reference implementation which is available from http://udt.sourceforge.net.
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A high-performance, multi-stage, event-driven networking framework written entirely in Java using NIO. It is designed to abstract most (if not all) of the networking complexities so that beginner or expert, you can concentrate on what really counts... yo
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The JProactor is a high performance communication toolkit that facilitates development of networking applications using asynchronous programming model. The Jproactor utilises Java NIO (new IO) api and JSSE (Java SSL Engine), and supports multiple communi
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Nemo is a performance-based overlay multicast protocol for streaming applications. Nemo achieves high delivery ratio without sacrificing end-to-end latency or incurring additional costs.
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