Quezen is an administration tool for OpenJMS written in Java / SWT. Quezen can add, delete, send messages to, and monitor queues/topics running on multiple servers. Quezen can also organize log output generated by the components of your system.
Java package containing architecture to distribute CPU intensive processing tasks across the internet. A generic client will be capable of running any task the server provides it, automatically updating the code it runs.
Two way communication from any Excel, PowerPoint, Word application to Linux. The Brain is a custom TCP server, running under Linux, capable of accepting multiple connections from VBA objects and redistributing or storing the information in real-time.
The integration of the VM on most OS is not very deep: It sits on top of the OS, running as a simple app, and does not access most features of the OS. This project's aim is to deeply integrate with the OS to facilitate many services.
Netcluster is a framework for writing parallel programs. Its main objective is to utilize the idle time of computers on a LAN by distributing tasks amongst them. The package consists of a daemon running on all volunteering machines, and a library to provi
This project is a try of implementing Java Messages Systems on Java 2 Micro Edition.
The project consists of a few parts:
- a library for mobiles, implementing most of JMS methods
- a proxy serwer, running on J2SE, communicating with queues provider
Clipshare is a component based distribueret clipboard which enables users to copy/paste clipboard data to/from other users on a Local Area Network. Clipshare uses a discovery service, that automatically displays users running the application
Anicetus is an application telemetry framework. Anicetus defines a language neutral standard for publishing streams of facts about a running application.
QUAFF is a C++ library for designing and running parallel code onto any MPI aware system by providing an eay to use -- yet efficient -- API based on algorithmic skeletons.