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Volley
HTTP library that makes networking for Android apps
...Out of the box it supports JSON, string, and image requests, plus an extensible Request/Response model for custom payloads. Volley emphasizes responsiveness: transparent caching and de-duplication of in-flight requests help reduce latency and bandwidth usage. Error handling, retries with backoff, and request prioritization are first-class, making it easier to handle flaky mobile networks. While Android has other HTTP stacks, Volley’s value is in opinionated, high-level primitives that fit common app patterns without pulling in heavy dependencies. -
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GitGet
Ever wanted to download only a part of a Git repository.
...Just paste the URL of the repo you want to download and sit back and enjoy. This simple java application makes use of Web Scraping and downloads only those files you need, thus helping you save your precious bandwidth and space. -
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Vexi is a rich GUI platform for creating desktop-like Internet or intranet applications using an intuitive XML/JavaScript API and an extensible widget set with themes, JSON support. Communicate with servers using XMLRPC/SOAP/REST and runs on Java.
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BlockSync
Single file syncing at a block level
BlockSync is a command line tool written in Java, designed to synchronize single large files (such as virtual disk images) across networks with limited bandwidth. It makes use of MD5 hashing to only transfer the data that needs to be transferred. Ideal for use in command line scripts. -
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rmisockfactory
Collection of RMI Socket Factories
This project contains a collection of RMI socket factories -- for instance gzip-encoded data sent over the wire, NIO-based communication etc. -
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This is a JAVA package similar to java.util.concurent but having more compact construction, good documentation and some interesting capabilities like region locks, events, delegated workers with bandwidth limiting and similar.
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Yet Another Meta Languge Indentation Tool YAMLIT can indent or compress HTML and XML for easy reading, or bandwidth saving respecively. Similar to HTML Tidy but will NOT verify the document against a DTD.
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Open Streaming Server is an digital media delivery. Main characteristics are: - Streaming of mp4, 3gp, WMF, QT files - Dynamic Bandwidth adaptation - Load balancing - Content distribution Technology: C++, Java and CORBA.
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Eclipse plugin that allows a user to upload files via protocol(http/ftp/etc) to a server. Allows arbitrary number of files and file size; provides bandwidth management and transmission recovery. Easy to use tool for uploading ordinary files, pictures etc
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