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GeoJazzy WMSTileCache is a JEE WMS Tile Cache Web service. It optimizes and decreases the WMS request response between a WMS Server like mapserver and some Web clients like Openlayers or UDIG.
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DynaSOAr provides an architecture for dynamically deploying web services remotely on a grid or the Internet.
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A PHP webapp to upload taxonomic checklists as Excel or CSV files to be served as TDWG TCS XML/RDF. It can handle multiple checklists, has a Tapir light webservice and a taxonomic tree of species names created from taxonomy in a checklist can be browsed.
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ISOcat is the, now discontinued, open source reference implementation of the ISO 12620 standard, which describes the data model and procedures for a Data Category Registry (DCR).
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Decision support tool that assesses breast cancer risk and identifies risk-reducing interventions. Includes web service implementations of established models -- BRCAPRO, Gail, Claus, BCSC Density -- for calculating breast cancer risk.
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Web Objects in XML (Framework) is an interoperable and lightweight system for distributed objects. It is currently built in Java and C#. Remote objects are serialized in a standard XML format, and they are accessible trough their own URL.
