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JPPF
The open source grid computing solution
JPPF makes it easy to parallelize computationally intensive tasks and execute them on a Grid. -
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Backup P2P is a peer to peer application doing automated and secured backups inside a community (Jabber, XMPP). Each user shares some available space on his disk with others, to be able in return to remotely backup some of his own data.
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This project can be used to manage plugins in JAVA applications the framework provides checking of electronic signatures as well as hooks for user interaction (for example when certs are found that are not issued from a trusted authority
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tpm4java is a java-library which makes it easy to use your trusted plattform module (tpm chip) in your java applications. A tpm chip offers a random number generator, a secure keystore, an rsa-engine and some other cryptographic functionality.
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Peer Agent is a system that enable a group of users to carry out automated complex interaction via email services without relying on a trusted third party.
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Machinity is an open P2P platform for business communities and services. It provides security, network evolution, unified storage, parallel file retrieval, node proxies (firewall), business processes and much more.
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