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- development stopped! - GATMAN - The first known combination of a network/user administration and a groupware solution - Latest technologies such as JAVA,XML,JSP and strong encryption are used - Modular design, high scalability - Accessible by client an
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Surfboard is a filtering HTTP 1.1 proxy. It features dynamic filter management through an interactive HTML console, IP tunneling, WindowMaker applets, and a suite of filters.
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JWatchDog is a simple, yet powerful Java based, generic framework for a watchdog for services and processes. The use of the framework is flexible, however, it's mainly used to immediately notify admins when services fail
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[RETIRED] The JMS Distributed Object Framework provides an advanced request/reply framework over JMS, message-driven beans and servlets.
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Spumoni provides SNMP monitoring capability to any application which can be queried via local commands. This enables applications which were previously invisible to remote monitoring systems to now be health-checked by OpenNMS, Tivoli, MRTG and others.
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Reptyle is a framework for transparent object replication, failover and clustering services to be used in Java applications. One example is a Tomcat 4 Distributed Session Manager to provide fail over and load balancing capability.
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The tool is designed to complement the mail administration tool called oMail-Admin in order to create a new email domain. One particular advantage of the tool is that it should lead to significant savings on time spent debugging problems with a
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Simple LAN Monitor aims to develop software for providing the network traffic load trough sniffing. It's based in a server/client arquitecture. It also provides a MRTG plugin.
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Update: The code from this project has been contributed to the GNU Crypto project. The Cryptix SASL Library is an implementation of the Java SASL bindings and a number of SASL mechanisms.
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eManTools is a set of tools, which includes such things as a rule-based log file processor, a NT EventLog to BSD Syslog forwarder, monitoring scripts, a web based console, and integration and customizations for commercial products like Tivoli.
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Phosphor is a peer-to-peer file sharing program. XML network protocol, with source in Java and Swing. Uses thread pools extensively and is designed to scale very well. Chat capabilities. This is Napster done right!
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This interface will allow you to write code to retrieve and send promiscuous network packets from your Java program. It could provide a starting point for a java nmap or such...
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Linuxlord is a client/server architecture to enable web based thin client computing using Linux. After installing Linuxlord you are able to login your linux desktop from everywhere via an java applet running in your web browser.
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El simulador de MPLS son un conjunto de clases que permiten ver el funcionamiento interno de una red que usa este protocolo. La fortaleza del proyecto está en la búsqueda dinámica de rutas por medio de una emulación de LDP para el paso de etiquetas.
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A desktop application for monitoring 'top' output from multiple UNIX servers. J/Top has an easy-to-use GUI as well as sentries for monitoring top output for threshold breaches.
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Java is a quite good language for developing new applications. Since there are m multiple new network facilities that needs applications to use it our approach is to enhance actual network API
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Netclip is a app for crossplatform copypaste over your (local) network. Developmet of netclip is in progress.
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Tools for Java Jini setup, troubleshooting, and development. Development has been moved to the Toolbox project on www.jini.org (http://toolbox.jini.org).
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<h3>SpeaR</h3><b>SpeakingRoomplan</b> <p> SpeaR, der sprechende Raumplan, liest Ereignisse aus eine DB aus und gibt entsprechende Meldungen in verschiedenen Räumen aus.</P> <br>DB <--JDBC--> Server <--JINI--> SpeakingClients
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A Java IRC network implementation. The idea is to follow the specification on IRC RFCs and to build a webchat network on a J2EE architecture.
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[discontinued, who wants me?] A bouncer for connections to the p2p network Filetopias server. Hiding your IP, it grant even more anonymity then filetopia does already.
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LogiTest is a suite of applications to aid in the testing of web sites and web based applications. Applications in the suite include: LogiTest for functional and regression testing, LogiMonitor for real-time monitoring, and LogiLoad for load testing.
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This project will provide a distributed platform unlike anything you've seen before. Objects exist holographically "in the network", live in the wild. The first component is pub/sub messaging for inter-component communication.
