jmeta

JMeta is a free software project, written in Java, aiming to provide a generic search engine platform and a framework for building fully-decentralized P2P search applications.

Features

p2p
search engine

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License

Affero GNU Public License

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Intended Audience

Advanced End Users, System Administrators, Developers, Architects, Testers

User Interface

Plugins, XUL

Programming Language

Java

Database Environment

Project is a file-based DBMS (database system)

Related Categories

Java Search Engines

Registered

2016-06-21

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