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jfTerm
Terminal client
Terminal client. Support telnet (23), ssh(22), ssl, Com Ports (windows/linux only) and local shell (linux pty). Features full ANSI, ASCII 8bit, scripts and logging. -
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Ascii Art for Java
Visual components ready for ASCII rendering
Instantly create ASCII reports, multi-column tables, graphs, ... These can be rendered on screen, files and most importantly log streams. -
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A mailing service code written in JAVA where users can mail content without logging in their respective email ids. Very useful for organizations with high security.
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Eclipse Plugin - LogFilter
Eclipse plugin for filtering logs from serial or ssh connection.
This plugin aims to provide an intuitive way of filtering and sorting logs that are coming from ssh or serial connection. Operating systems: Windows/Linux -
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TJTerm is an open source serial port terminal program written in Java, running on Linux, Mac OS and Windows. It supports color, logging, macros, graphical hex and/or ASCII input and output and more.
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