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    JMEDS (Java Multi Edition DPWS Stack)

    JMEDS (Java Multi Edition DPWS Stack)

    JMEDS is a lightweight, modular extendable Java Framework for DPWS.

    JMEDS is a lightweight, modular and extendable software framework for using the "Devices Profile for Web-Services (DPWS)" in Java based environments. It runs on Java CLDC (e.g. on embedded devices), CDC, Android and SE platforms. 12.02.2014 v2.0.0 beta 10 fixed the EXI release and included schema files for EXI's schema informed mode, multiple other bug fixes 25.09.2013 Bugfix release of JMEDS Framework: v2.0.0 beta 9a 30.08.2013 v2.0.0 beta 9 New version of JMEDS Framework We are doing our best to answer all questions from you and fix the bugs that are found as fast as we can! ...
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    Banshee is a general-purpose web services client written in Java. It is intended to consume web services in a lightweight manner, so it does not break as the contract changes (it means, in case any property, method, or even binding in a WSDL changes)
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    MicroWSS is a lightweight web services server/toolkit written in Java. Its purpose it to allow for simple development and deployment of services that use SOAP 1.2 and WSDL. It handles everything relating to XML, so that you only need to deal with Java.
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    It is a lightweight API to invoke web services (RMI, CORBA, WebService (SOAP), XML-RPC, EJB, Hessian, Burlap, REST, ...), how simple Java Object calls. You can integrate Crispy in a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) or in a Rich Client Platform (RCP).
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    HyperCuP is as P2P infrastructure for scalable distributed communication. HyperCuP has been invented by Schlosser, Sintek, Decker and Nejdl. This project delivers a light-weight implementation of HyperCuP ready to make current apps distributed in a minut
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    CARLOS project consists of a service-oriented framework and a set of facilities to support the collaborative annotation of learning objects, integrated in the authoring process.
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    A java framework for developing applications that aggregate data from different sources and combines their responses.It can be used for developing web mashups or as a lightweight enterprise service bus (ESB) in service oriented architectures (SOA).
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