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    JSL

    Lightweight Java Service Wrapper for Windows

    JSL is a Java Service Wrapper, a small executable used to start 32bit and 64bit JAVA-programs as a Windows Service. JSL is released as a ready to use executable. configuration and deployment is straight forward including just one small executable and one configuration file. Features offered include installation and removal of services, automatic restart of services, service dependencies, single config file, automatic detection of installed JVMs, version selection and many more.
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    Sericulus

    Sericulus

    Sericulus helps you manage your computing estate.

    Do you manage hundreds or thousands of PCs? Then Sericulus will help you manage your computing estate. Sericulus is about checking one or two small things across many computers. Ever needed to do that? You know the scenario, you sit down at your PC and plough through a dozen machines manually checking some config file on each of them one at a time, then extrapolate your results across your estate. Well now you can check everything in your estate quickly and automatically! Here...
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    projectbamboo

    projectbamboo

    Applications and shared infrastructure for humanities research.

    Project Bamboo began in 2008 with support of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, and began technology development in October 2010 after an 18-month planning phase involving more than a hundred universities in the U.S., Europe, and Australia. The Bamboo Technology Project (BTP) involved ten campuses. The BTP adapted research environments for humanities scholars; and developed/adopted infrastructure, with a focus on federated IAM, to allow librarians and technologists to better support humanities...
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