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The TinyIDE project is an attempt to create a new MUSH client for coders in TinyMUSH, PennMUSH, etc. This will feature code formatting, object browsing, and general MUSH client functionality.
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The TP5DataGlove enables you to use the P5 Glove by Essential Reality in your Delphi Applications. Now you can easily create Virtual Reality Software with Dataglove support. It utilizes a C++ Wrapper DLL which provides functions to access the Glove. It is
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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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This program provides MySQL database access through a simplistic COM object that does not require ODBC drivers. Provides fast native access through C/C++ provided libraries with benefits of COM environment and return variables.
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Porting Java CORBA software, and other Java open sources to .Net platform, so that everyone can get a chance to run Java programs on Microsoft .Net.
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The Object Library Documentation Project defines standards and utilities for creating documentation structures for object models and packages like ActiveX Dynamic Libraries, Controls, .NET Assemblies, Java packages, and web services.
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The HomeSite Extensibility Project (HEP) is aimed at developing a series of useful extensions for Allaire's Homesite 4.5+ using the scriptable object model provided by Allaire, with a heavy emphasis on XML/XSL tool development.
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This is a jni-based, COM object which enables easy access from VB/VBScript to any arbitrary java class and it's methods. Java classes don't need to be registered. Works with Sun and IBM jvm's 1.1.8 and up. Tested with IIS/ASP and is thread-safe.
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OpenRMI defines a messaging interface. This interface is applied in a one to many fashion, using a controller with many nodes. The nodes connect via RMI to the controller and are assigned work via the same interface.
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A subclassing project for CodeJock's Report Control under Visual DataFlex. The goal for the project is to create a class replacement for the standard VDF Grid class, but also a replacement for the dbGrid class complete with DataDictionary connection.
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A mixed DAL(Data Access Layer).It looks like SqlHelper somewhat but it doesn't have too many overload method.It have some functions in nHibernate. It includes snippest and project templete for Visual Studio.linz focus on usability and rapidly dev.
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CLAM (Common Language Automation Machine) attempts to eliminate the rote mapping of data to objects that is prevalent in most modern development languages by breaking the bonds of relational data and providing a generic mechanism for retrieving data.