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Agentopia is a programming framework (API) for Java 5 mobile agents in peer-to-peer networks. Main features: Routing around firewalls, anonymity, and it is extremely easy to write new agents. No RMI, no CORBA, just plain Java bytecode loading.

How can we easily develop applications for multicore or multicomputer architectures? We frequently use middlewares for that problem, but they are often complex and less productive. This way, at DECOM-UFOP, we have a middleware, named JavaCa&La or just JCL, to build portable and scalable solutions over many high performance computer architectures. Our middleware APIs is simple, intuitive and designed for young and senior programmers who don’t have high performance programming skills. Using...

WS-JDBC is a client/server JDBC Driver, where the server part is implemented as Web services. This means the custom client JDBC Driver can call the service remotely, from anywhere on the Internet.

Ellipsis is a modular, agent-oriented, and extendable toolkit to execute stationary and mobile software agents written in the Java programming language. Ellipsis uses the standard application server JBoss (version 4.2.3 GA) without any modifications. In contrast to existing mobile agent toolkits, Ellipsis has an agent- and message-oriented architecture. Ellipsis is built on top of the JMX architecture. Core Ellipsis components are implemented as MBeans which provides for basic ser-vices...

Loid is used to work with Java and Objective-C to simplify data exchange bindings. Loid can generate meta-information available at run-time. Requesting clients or applications can inference on the meta-information for data binding.

The Secure Mobile Agents (SeMoA) platform constitutes a secure runtime environment for Java-based mobile software agents.

The CCM Tools are CASE tools used for generating CORBA components, test components, and test programs based on source IDL files. Various target languages can be generated. Scripting language wrappers can also be generated to enable rapid prototyping.

Hermes is a P2P middleware. It's not a framework, but it's a shell over the existing frameworks. This shell is made in such a fashion that it's possible to the app developer to change the underlying framework without any changes to his app code.

J2EE server instrumented for pluggable replication algorithms

A Java library supporting automatic RMI wrapping of non-remote objects. All development is accessible by CVS, incl. releases/versions.

An open source implementation of the complete OMG CORBA 3.0 specification.

Framework for software component integration, interoperability and adoptability through a XML based vocabulary: Software Component Integration Mark-up Language (SCIML)

JCuckoo is the project aimed at creating a simple and universal platform for distributed computing and object migration in Java. JCuckoo will enable creating both small-scale (cluster-like) networks and wide-area (even worldwide) computing.

Connect distributed simulation model components through CORBA

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.

The purpose of the project is to build a world class open source Enterprise integration engine. <br>Uses of JEngine include healthcare systems/hospitals HL7 interface engine, intergration of HL7 with EMR and Practice Management Systems.

Remotor is a Java web service system. It is a very easy to use and a very fast remote procedure call engine (alike RMI | RPC). No need for Stubs, Skeletons and Naming-Services. Remotor is one of many building blocks for the COMJAT.NET framework suite.

Elba has achieved its goal and is dead. For open source J2EE application servers, consider Apache Geronimo or ObjectWeb JOnAS.

This Project ist developing a Java Applet, that allows visualising the components in a CORBA Component Server. The visualisation is realised in relation to a project at the Institute for Computer Science at Humboldt-University Berlin.