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The Registry Server (jUDDI) offers a mechanism for humans or software applications to advertise and discover Web services. The Java Web Services Developer Pack (Java WSDP) Registry Server implements Version 2 of the Universal Description, Discovery and I
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The CLI4J Project provides a framework to create CICSO-like CLIs, using Java and XML to construct a command hierarchy that can be as simple or as complex as required, effectively interacting with console users.
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JSRPC is a simple way to create shells to call Java methods. It can be used locally or remotely. JSRPC implements a new way to do RPC similar to shell calls.
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An extensible Java library that basicly contains unix console commands. With only a few parameters required to configurate the library, it will analyse and excecute the commands.
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CyberSenioren is a gui-interface for people in later adulthood(Seniors). This interface is a full working environment. It is possible to add own plugins. Also a Manager which makes automatically backups in background is integrated.
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Create a graph of your computer, with files, folders, emails, contacts ... as nodes and logical relations, associations as edges. Use this graph to control your computer and locate the data you need. See things in context!
