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The Java Measurement Calculus Interface project provides a framework for performing operations on measurements, in particular physical quantities.

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In Italy we started the Java Mobile Developers Forum (JMDF), a community of people focusing on Wireless and Mobile technologies using Java. Our mission is to meet periodically and to share our experiences in developing and testing Java Micro Edition applications.

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Open Source Java MQ Server, MDB container

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Java Implementation of IEEE 1588 Precision Clock Syncronization Protocol

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jrwho is a desktop monitoring tool for the UNIX/Linux Systems Administrator, a GUI that will give you a picture of what's going on on machines around your network. Back in the day, when the Sun 3/50 was king of the desktop, there was rwho. It was, and could still be, a handy way to keep track of ... [More] who was logged in on the machines on your network. One of rwho's problems is that it depends on a relatively insecure protocol. It's shut down at many sites- probably including yours. jrwho is a graphical superset of rwho. It is designed to give you a graphical layout of your multitude of hosts, including the user logged into your console and other pertinent details (user's GECOS name, results of uptime(1)). It uses SSH as its underlying communications service. jrwho runs a set of UNIX shell commands that you define. You can set a new default, or set actions on a machine-by-machine basis. Actually, each jpanel that represents a machine doesn't even have to represent a machine. Since the set of actions is defineable by the user, the objects that I call machines could be representative of whatever the Administrator desires. jrwho uses a paradigm of "Room"s which are JInternalFrames. Within them are a bunch of squares which represent your "Machine"s. Machines can be added and deleted from rooms, rooms can be created and destroyed, machines can be moved from Room to Room. There are more features to the jrwho GUI than are listed here. Java is not known as a systems programming language, but I think it's pretty hot. Hopefully you'll find jrwho useful. [Less]

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Java SE collaboration

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An attempt to simplify the NIO networking library to take advantage of the fast non-blocking sockets without spending much time learning about networking or the NIO package. Tailored more for entry level java programers Released under a beer-ware license. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beerware

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A simple web server implemented using the java new i/o API's, for multiple connections.

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Bem-vindo ao grupo Java do Mato Grosso do Sul. Se estiver interessado em participar, aproveite, cadastre e entre em nossas listas de discussão. Faça novos contatos, discuta idéias e participe. Se inscreva na lista de e-mail: http://groups-beta.google.com/group/msjug/topics?hl=pt-BR Qualquer dúvida ... [More] entre em contato. Até breve. JUG Logo Em breve. [Less]

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The JUGJF discussion group was created on 8th August of 2006 as an academic student initiative. The main goal is to do studies about the Java platform and technologies related with. By the use of software engineering methodologies, the group aims to share knowledge and contribute with other java ... [More] user groups already established through the promotion of periodic discussion, events organization and collaboration, performing of technical papers and, cooperate in software development of projects. [Less]

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