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The Systems Biology Workbench(SBW) is a framework for application intercommunications. It uses a broker-based, distributed, message-passing architecture, supports many languages including Java, C++, Perl & Python, and runs under Linux,OSX & Win32. It comes with a large number of modules, encompassing the whole modeling cycle: creating computational models, simulating and analyzing them, visualizing the information, in order to improve the models. All using community standards, such as SED-ML, SBML and MIRIAM.

[MOVED TO GITHUB] https://github.com/timewalker74/ffmq FFMQ is a full-java, light-weight and super-fast JMS 1.1 server.

DropboxMQ is an implementation of the Java Message Service API that uses a shared file system to store and distribute messages. A dropbox is a set of shared directories that relies on atomicity of file move operations to settle contention for messages.

...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 to execute agents and control their life-cycle. One of the core components is a special MBean (AgentModul) that makes it possible to load an agent powered by agent engines. ...

A service framework for developing large scale enterprise services. Currently under process: a message publish/subscribe service and a shopping cart

Mule is a robust and highly scalable ESB (Enterprise Service Bus) framework based on SEDA. It is designed as a light-weight, event-driven component technology that handles communication with disparate systems transparently.

[RETIRED] The JMS Distributed Object Framework provides an advanced request/reply framework over JMS, message-driven beans and servlets.

MPS is a Message Passing System, similar to, but not compatible with, CORBA and its IDL. Interfaces are specified in an IDL-like language; bindings exist for C++ and Java, on multiple platforms.