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Middleware for data and control networks providing network services built on CORBA, to facilitate a dynamic, loosely-coupled network of "resource" providers and consumers. Built for linux using C++ and Java.
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SocketSwitchboard is a virtual proxy, router, or VPN. It uses an XML configuration to map incoming traffic on one or more ports to designated hosts and ports on the LAN or on the Internet. It supports complex boolean access restrictions and SSL.
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ARD is a remote administration tool for Unix/Linux & 95/98/ME/NT/2000 systems. Based on VNC technology , you can use ARD of the VNC to interact with a remote computer as though it's right next to you. ARD is great free remote-desktop tool.
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Distributed Resource Locator using P2P Networking is a peer implimentation using the networking API in java.The project is provided with a dyamic updating GUI designed as per MVC architecture.
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This program receives SNMP traps, converts them to CORBA structured events, and pushes them to a CORBA Notification service. This program incorporates JacORB, Java SNMP, log4j, and Wrapper (for installing java apps as NT services).
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WISL performs network performance measurements and dynamically generates sounds (music) that represent the current state of the network. It is highly extensible: individuals can contribute soundpalettes or measurement modules.
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A VNC Client for J2ME (Java 2 Mobile Edition). This includes a side project, an easy to use, clean java API for the RFB protocall. This project is now dead. Please see: https://sourceforge.net/projects/j2mevncclient/
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apt-got builds and supervises a partial (or full) Debian mirror, that is filled on-the-fly by apt-get requests. But there's more! Its modular mirror engine is ready for customized mirroring algos. So you can easily make your own module! (Eg for apt4rpm)
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Java Library used to connect and read data from a DStream server. Primarily for the Dark Ages of Camelot game. Users of this library can bind actions to certain events. The event is triggered when certain packets are recieved from the server.
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The integration of the VM on most OS is not very deep: It sits on top of the OS, running as a simple app, and does not access most features of the OS. This project's aim is to deeply integrate with the OS to facilitate many services.
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getTunes is a Mac version of myTunes, a small application that allows users to download music from local Rendezvous-shared iTunes music libraries (instead of streaming the songs). Don't steal music.
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FreeSB is a (service oriented) alternative to hub-and-spoke messaging, enabling new and legacy systems to plug-in to the bus and communicate with other systems on the bus; thus providing loosely coupled application integration.
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The project Mandala helps the development of concurrent and/or distributed applications. It is based on the asynchronous reference concept which provide asynchronous and potentially remote method invocation.
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PlugProxy version is a port forwarder/port debugger written in Java. PlugProxy is used to forward data from one TCP port to another. This is commonly referred to as "port forwarding." The purpose of this is to invisibly send a request from one site
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NFC is a scalable, distributed chat server and client implemented in Java. Notable features include built in load balancing and HTTP-tunneling support. Using the load balancing, a distributed network of servers can be formed, similar to an IRC network.
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A Library for communicating with the Jabber Instant messaging system from either Java 2 Standard Edition or Micro Edition.
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The Pyrasun Libraries Project is a collection of high-performance Java libraries for use in both stand-alone and J2EE environments. This includes the EmberIO Library for managing low-level I/O, and PyraLog, the Pyrasun binary transactional log.
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Open, fast, robust grid for distributing computing, processes etc. A great alternative to overpriced commercial products such as DataSynapse. Not constrained by standards: contribute to invent new grid computing.
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JavaTunnel is a java, free, tunneling program. It can function in two ways: 1 It can open TCP/IP tunnel between two computers, using HTTP as a transport(not yet). 2 It can open a connection directly, witht he help of a SSL-HTTP proxy(avaible now).
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This java program provides a quick way to create,edit or delete Samba shares, within a simply-to-use GUI. Changes can be saved in smb.conf. Share-templates, which are the heart of jsmbconf, facilitate creating of new shares. Some Templates are implicated
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TCP-Switch currently allows sharing one port for four protocols (SSH, HTTP, HTTPS, passive FTP). Each protocol can be forwarded (tunnel) to a different <host:port>. Future releases will allow much more controll, e.g. client IP/port, and other protocols
