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Predefined CORBA architecture to develop software into two parts : the real computer kernel (server) and the exploitation or UI part (client). Sources are independant of the CORBA distribution (MICO, omniORB, ORBacus, TAO, Visibroker) and are fully portable. JAVA Servlets for HTTP tunneling. The Server is in C++ and the Client in C++ and JAVA.Very usefull in real time projects. This is a small sample to be adapted to your project.

The Secure Mobile Agents (SeMoA) platform constitutes a secure runtime environment for Java-based mobile software agents.

Open Streaming Server is an digital media delivery. Main characteristics are: - Streaming of mp4, 3gp, WMF, QT files - Dynamic Bandwidth adaptation - Load balancing - Content distribution Technology: C++, Java and CORBA.

The project Mandala helps the development of concurrent and/or distributed applications. It is based on the asynchronous reference concept which provide asynchronous and potentially remote method invocation.

The concept behind the 'Applications via XML' (AVX) architecture is to allow applications to become more flexible in the way they go about performing their duties. The essential idea is to avoid 'hard-coding' instructions into an applications' source

The iChilli mobile J2EE platform provides a J2EE compliant runtime environment for both server and mobile platforms, such as J2ME, MIDP or other CLDC based devices. For example iChilli runs on the PersonalJava enabled Sharp Zaurus and Compaq's iPAQ.

Is there a widly used library for C, yes, it is Posix C. And Is there a widly used library for C++ and distribution work, no, there is not. Some C++ classlib failed. We plan to build a multiple purpose middleware library, this library is writing in corba

The Network Service Provision Framework (NSPF) aims to permit the implementation, on any reasonable platform, of a system of service provision that provides, in a network independant manner, a dynamic service environment.

Joint is a competent middleware server that supports: load balancing, distribution, naming services, transaction handling, run-time updates, centralized logging and much more. Platform independent and open for use with any SQL database.

Vanadis aims to be a distributed systems platform built on OSGi. It should be easy to expose your services, and it should be easy to find your dependencies. Distribution should be transparent. Will it? Maybe, stay posted.