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LSJ-Server
LSJ-Server-Terra (Java Multipurpose Sever connected with MariaDB)
...LSJ-Server (Terra) is a high-performance, lightweight socket server built with Pure Java and MariaDB. It offers a robust backend for IT maintenance and MMORPG/RTS games without heavy framework overhead. [Features] Pure Java & MariaDB: Fast data processing & persistence. Real-time Monitoring: GUI for live logs and user management. Optimized Networking: Low-latency TCP/IP support. [How to Use] Config: Set MariaDB and Port (default: 10815). Control: Use 'Start' and 'Stop' buttons. Manage: Monitor logs/users and use the bottom command field. https://github.com/s1213123/LSJ-Server/ -
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J-X-Way UNI-TE
Java library for X-Way and/or UNI-TE communication.
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, but still used in many old PLCs installations.
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