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Gsb4j is a Java client implementation of Google Safe Browsing API v4. It includes both Lookup API and Update API implementations. Gsb4j is a more or less complete implementation of the Safe Browsing API protocol. There are some missing or unsupported parts which can be found on project's site but those do not influence the overall usability of the API.

Syslog4j provides client and server implementations of the BSD Syslog protocol (RFC 3164) and the draft "structured syslog" protocol (RFC Draft). This is a repackaged fork used in Graylog2, as the original package has no recent versions published to Maven Central.

HTML page with master/detail showing results obtains for a Jersey server. Everything written in Java. Use your favorite language to code. Run the same code on server as well as client. Use HTML as a lightweight rendering toolkit. Deploy to desktop, Android, iOS, HTML5 browser.

This archetype will create a POM that inherits from FC TIBCO Factory parent POM *OR* from the client's root POM created with 'archetype-client-root-project' archetype. This POM will be the Maven configuration for the existing TIBCO BW project. 1) you want to use the default FC TIBCO Factory parent, then replace the 'rootProjectGroupId', 'rootProjectArtifactId' & 'rootProjectVersion' by the content of 'fcFactoryGroupId', 'fcFactoryArtifactId' & 'fcFactoryVersion' respectively. 2) you want to use your own parent created with 'archetype-client-root-project', then replace 'rootProjectGroupId', 'rootProjectArtifactId' & 'rootProjectVersion' by the values of your own parent (ex: 'com.company.project', 'project-root', '1.0.0').

A light weight socket library designed for highly concurrent applications. LiteSockets leverages threadly to make it easy to maintain concurrent connections while keeping threading on a per-client basis single threaded.

This artefact describes the Consumer Data Standards using Java classes and annotations in a way suitable for automatic generation of Open API Specification, documentation, Server Stub, Client Libraries and Reference Test.

Nailgun is a client, protocol and server for running Java programs from the command line without incurring the JVM startup overhead. Programs run in the server (which is implemented in Java), and are triggered by the client (C and Python clients available), which handles all I/O. This project contains the EXAMPLE CODE ONLY.