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NetComm4j is a java communication API to create client server applications where clients can make requests to a server and wait for responses. It also provides an event mechanism to enable clients to receive asynchronous messages from server.

NetWorkSpaces, developed by Scientific Computing Associates Inc., provides a framework to coordinate programs written in Python, making it easier to write distributed applications.

NetWorkSpaces, developed by Scientific Computing Associates Inc., provides a framework to coordinate programs written in R. It allows users to write parallel programs in R easily.

"Netlands Project" is a <b>Graphical MUD engine</b>, it comes with a distributed world server, an advanced IA server, a Macromedia Flash MX client and a predefined world named WOARPS, full of ready to go adventures.

Memory controller to provide a transactional shared space for different computers running distributed applications

The Network-Integrated Multimedia Middleware (NMM) is a flow graph based multimedia framework that allows to create distributed multimedia applications: local and remote multimedia devices or software components can be combined.

NetworkService is a Java network API that simplifies development of LAN-based applications. It allows programmer to build locatable, state-monitorable software modules and exchange data between them in a peer-to-peer fashion. These modules can be given 'meaningful' names (Tom, FileServer1, Printer2..etc) instead of static IP address. NetworkService's project also provides SawaTalk - a server-less chat application (bundled with the final version of NetworkService ). SawaTalk has the following features: -Public and private chat windows. -Files transfer. See how to use NetworkService:- https://sourceforge.net/projects/networkservice/files/NetworkService1.0.0.3/ See other applications using NetworkService: -A search system for PDF files stored on different PCs. https://sourceforge.net/projects/networkservice/files/Example

NiBaWS is a WebService implementing many of the functions provided by Passport.NET. Each WebMaster may supply user identification and administration (including Single Sign-On) simply using SOAP messages.

NoCsim is a base library and front end for simulating Network On Chip environments utilizing Wormhole or Virtual Cut-Through routers. The current usage of the simulator includes experimentation with various routing protocols and functional unit mappings.

OSE is a C++ library, with some Python wrappers, containing generic classes, as well as support for event driven systems, interprocess communications and a request/reply, publish/subscribe service agent framework with RPC over HTTP interface.

OSGMM, the Open Science Grid Match Maker, is a match maker which sits on top of the OSG Client software stack. It gets site information from ReSS and uses a feedback system with Condor to publish the site information and keep job success history data.

This project is a Java implementation of the Object Circuits (OC) paradigm, where a programmer builds software much like an engineer wires electronic circuits.

OO-Widgets is a Java Swing project that makes the JTable and other components much easier to use. This library differs from other Swing libraries in that it displays any set of pre-existing objects or JavaBeans.

J2eeBuilder automates JSP<->POJO<->EJB service calls via Comonent Definitions(XML). It includes utilities for merging (ejb-jar.xml) & packaging component/ear. It is certified as J2EE-Compatible by Sun Microsystems and is the kernel of Ohioedge CRM Se

OmniSockets is an open message-based network interface which simplifies the development of distributed Java applications. It extends the standard Java network classes to provide a large degree of automation for connection and message handling.

An alternative tuple based system written in Java. The goals of the project are to provide a very simple, fast, efficient open source alternative to existing implementations.

Oolong is an object to relational mapper. It features a layered approach for extensibility. It emphasizes on pluggable mapping functionalities and enterprise connectivity. Custom mappings are supported in addition to different relationship mapping: one-t

open-fdc is short for "Open Framework for Distributed Computing". This framework allows developers to create "tasks" which are executed by the engine. A task is similar to a work unit type in the SETI project.

Self Organization of an adaptive learning framework for pervasive graph structures from grids, utilities to semantic governance. Business, performance and provisioning assurance are converged with EGA, ITIL, eTOM,SOX, HIPPA, CobiT and AC

Generated Java glue code for accessing RPC end-points on OpenAutonomy servers.

OpenDDS is an open source implementation of the Object Management Group (OMG) Data Distribution Service (DDS), providing a publish/subscribe middleware solution for real-time distributed systems. OpenDDS includes development and run-time tools. Full product information, source code, documentation, build instructions, and license information are available from http://www.opendds.org. Commercial consulting, support, and training for OpenDDS are available. OpenDDS is in production use today by organizations in the Aerospace/Defense, Manufacturing/Fabrication, Home Automation, Finance, and other domains.

OpenECP is an open source fork of the Enomaly Elastic Computing Platform (ECP) following its commercialisation. It is a web-based management platform for hypervisors which can be used to create "public" and "private" cloud computing environments.

OpenEJB is a embeddable, lightweight EJB 3.0 implementation that can be used as a standalone server or embedded into Tomcat, JUnit, Eclipse, Intellij, Maven, Ant, and any IDE or application. OpenEJB is included in Apache Geronimo and Apple's WebObjects.

This project has changed name to MX4J, see http://mx4j.sourceforge.net

OpenLC is a set tools designed to facilitate benchmarking and stress testing of a wide variety of information servers (WEB, Email, FTP, LDAP, ...). A XML-RPC API is offered for developers interested in creating clients that query the services provid