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A nearly full options telnet 5250 terminal emulator. It includes a programmers API to improve 5250 panels by adding field popups, hints, ...
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Implementation of Telnet Server in java
Implementation of a telnet server in java using knock knock jokes.
The project shows implementation of Telnet Server in java that uses Knock Knock jokes for conversation with the client. -
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Spackle
A Java based version of the popular PuTTY for Mac and Linux.
========================================================= * THIS PROJECT HAS MOVED HERE: https://github.com/vuul/spackle-ssh * ========================================================= A Java based version of the popular PuTTY for Mac and Linux. Tested on: -OS X 10.6 - 10.9 -RHEL 6 Requires: -Java -xterm -ssh -telnet *OSX Mavericks requires XQuartz -
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Desktop client for Atlantis Talker (http://atlantis.talker.sk/) based on NetBeans Platform. This client will have separate tabs for different channels of communications (private tells, shouts, games, ...)
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Purpose of this project is create games/other software for Java enabled mobile phones. Programs are written under Java (J2ME, midlets). Current highlights include simple mail client and web browser.
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JVRMUDClient is a simple client for MUD ( Multi User Dungeons ) written in java. Supports mini-map, colourful ansi terminal, will support triggers, scripts,...
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OpenLubbs - Light Usable Bulletin Board System. An Open Source version of the original text BBS used at Lancaster University, UK. The goal is to improve the code and make it web based. The project is not affiliated or endorsed by Lancaster University.
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The Kava Telnet Application is complete telnet and SSH application featuring pluggable modules for easy customization. This is an up-to-date "fixed-and-patched" fork of the fantastic JTA project by Matthias Jugel and Marcus Meissner.
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MultiExecutor is a tool for managing distributed unix like systems and databases that has jdbc drivers. Only entering from one console you can execute same script or command on multiple machines and you can see the results seperately.
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This small project fills a need for network administrators to centralize their SSH keys management. It allows to manage a database of public keys via a GUI (and an upcoming command line interface), dinamically enabiling on a per-key, per-user and per-host
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JTelnet is a simple telnet library for Java with a few demo applications. One is a simple command line telnet, another is a Swing component that includes VT100 emulation.
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FreeHost3270 is a complete 3270-to-web solution, providing single-point deployment of legacy 3270 applications to unlimited clients. It delivers either a java applet-based TN3270 emulator, or a stand alone application with rich GUI.
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A MUD client completely written in java. It is especially designed for use with the Discworld MUD (discworld.atuin.net) but can be used with any other text based MUD. The program can parse ANSI colour control characters to enable coloured output.
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