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RandService is a Web Service which supplies pseudo- or true- random numbers through JAX-RPC API. Any random number generators can be used behind this Web Service.
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Remoting.Corba is a .NET library that provides IIOP support for the .NET Remoting system. This allows developers to write applications in C# and Visual Basic .NET that interoperate with CORBA systems, without need for an ORB or a SOAP/CORBA bridge.
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java-based complete Agent (Artificial Intelligence) Framework with all the features you might expect in an Agent Framework: Mobility, Autonomy, Distributed communication, Agents can be written in Java, Jython, or Beanshell.
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The Pacific Northwest (PNW) SOA Commons (pnwsoacommons) is an Open Source project to collect, organize, build, and share reusable artifacts and best practices to help facilitate the faster adoption and implementation of SOA best practices.
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A main aim of this project is to deliver an infrastructure for HL-7 v3 compilant messages exchange. This infrastructure should be based on existing real time queueing system such as Apache ActiveMQ. A product of this project does not include user interfa
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Web Objects in XML (Framework) is an interoperable and lightweight system for distributed objects. It is currently built in Java and C#. Remote objects are serialized in a standard XML format, and they are accessible trough their own URL.