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Wireless and Small Devices implementations normally support the Http Connection interface, which allows application to be portable across different mobile information devices by using HTTP as the underlying protocol. HTTP in spite of obvious advantages i
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This project focuses on the integration between Macs and SMB/CIFS networks. The primary goal will be to get a complete port of the Samba package to Mac OS X. Besides that we will try to create tools to uses these services.
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jover-managing will be an manager and system viewer Applikation in Java, which exchanges data via sockets. It will be written in Java. It also will step into the base OS System doing changes, killing prozesses and so on.
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WebLOQ IO is a Java NIO framework which allows for tens of thousands of concurrent TCP/IP connections through a very small thread pool (assuming proper OS and network settings). There is built in support for SSL and non-SSL connections.
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