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DpdlScripting
DPDL (Dynamic Packet Definition Language) is a small framework library
Dpdl (Dynamic Packet Definition Language) is a constraint device framework and scripting engine that can be used to implement small, portable and light-weight applications on Java enabled devices (in particular J2ME and JavaME) and small embedded systems. It has been developed in 2002, in early days when mobile phones where running mostly J2ME applications. -
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jNetStream is a sniffer and a protocol analyzer. Includes applications and library. 100s of protocols are defined. Includes scripting. It is appropriate for custom protocol development, grad students, and network teachers/professors. Full SDK included.
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UDP File Transfer is designed to transfer files between computers using the UDP protocol. The goal of UDP File Transfer is to provide a solid file transfer mechanism for networks where packet loss is high.
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A Java CIGI packet stuffer which supports encoding/decoding a limited number of CIGI 3.3 packets. The library is licensed under the LGPL.
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Sinalgo is a simulation framework for testing and validating network algorithms. It allows for quick prototyping and verification in freely customizable network settings. It is mainly suited for packet-oriented wireless networks.
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