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!EOF is not EOF. EOF is an acronym for Easy Open Framework. The framework offers a flexible but simple client/server fundament for variable network applications. Goal ist creating a really easy to use but hopefully even potent framework like others.

Racoon is an application server for multi-player games. Its intention is to relieve game developers from recurring and time extensive tasks. This is achieved with a modular concept: only the game logic has to be written and deployed in Racoon.

JBTWatch is a Java Library used to communicate with Bluetooth Watches such as Sony Ericsson MBW-100 or MBW-150. It uses BlueCove to communicate and is responsible to handle the AT commands send from and to the watch.

Logical Neighborhoods is a a high-level programming abstraction for wireless sensor networks that simplifies the development of fully distributed, embedded networked applications.

TOPO is a simple tool that allows the user to create and manipulate arbitrary Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) topologies without worrying about the anomalies that could arise using a text-base topology description. It is fast and easy to use and can accelerate small scale projects such as network simulation. The tool is still undergoing development stage and is open to extension. One the candidate component to be soon integrated is a WSN discrete event simulator.

PROJECT HAS MOVED HERE: https://github.com/Elektordi/x-way-uni-te X-Way and UNI-TE (also used in Unitelway) are communication protocols for old Schneider Electrics PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers), formerly "Modicon Télémécanique". The aim of this open-source project is to create a Java library to send and receive such data, because there is actually no open-source project at all in this field. Keep in mind that those protocols are old and not maintained anymore by any company...

Nubric (Near-real-time user behaviour and resource interaction control) is a framework for security and authentication-related modules written in Java. Its origin focus lies on network monitoring, dynamic, transparent firewalling and traffic control.

WiFi Direct File Transfer is a experimental app that will allow sharing of data between Android devices running Android 4.0 or higher using a WiFi direct connection without the use of a WiFi access point. This will enable data transfer between devices without relying on any existing network infrastructure