Projects

Direct Web Remoting

DWR (Direct Web Remoting) is Easy Ajax for Java DWR enables Java code on the server and JavaScript code in a browser to interact and call each other as simply as possible, making it easy for developers to add data into web pages. DWR generates JavaScript to allow web browsers to securely call ... [More] into Java code almost as if it was running locally. It can marshall virtually any data including collections, POJOs, XML and binary data like images and PDF files. All that is required is a security policy defining allowed actions. With Reverse Ajax, DWR allows two-way interaction: browser calling server and server calling browser. DWR supports Comet, Polling and Piggyback as ways to publish to browsers. [Less]

Virtual Object System (VOS)

VOS is a library and network protocol for interlinked object structures, which can be easily distributed over networks. Notifications of changes are automatically sent to other applications/clients. VOS simplifies concurrent asynchronous programming, both within the same process or distributed ... [More] over the network. Revision control (versions), access control, and other important features are built in. VOS object messaging also allows access from multiple languages. VOS forms the basis for several applications including multiuser 3D virtual reality, web content management, and any other application requiring an infrastructure for distributed, dynamic data structures. A multipurpose GUI client application for a combined 3D/2D/WIMP browsing and development environment is available. [Less]

Jetpack JSON Serialization / Marshalling

Jetpack is an API for marshalling and unmarhalling to JSON data. With a JAR file less than 13K, Jetpack is not only the world's fastest and most flexible JSON API, it is also the most lightweight. Jetpack also includes features that many other JSON APIs do not, such as: * A five second ... [More] learning curve. It's really simple!!! * Support for streaming JSON as well as creating JSON data in space * Flexible mechanisms that allow the developer to control what is JSON data and what is not. * 100% Unit test coverage * 100% Pure Java (No Native Code) * 100% Self-contained (No external dependencies) * Universal character set support * Well under 1K effective lines of code * A flat heap foot print. Jetpack can stream terabytes of data to JSON without even blinking. [Less]

xmlrpc-light

XmlRpc-Light is an XML-RPC client and server library written in OCaml. It requires Xml-Light and Ocamlnet 2.

xmlrpc-gwt

This is an XMLRPC client library implementation for the Google Web Toolkit. It is modeled after the Apache XMLRPC project. Before deciding that you want to use XML-RPC to broker your data, please read the wiki page on the Same Origin Policy before writing your code just to find that it ... [More] doesn't work the way you would like. If you come across any bugs or think of feature requests, please use the Issues tab above and submit a ticket. Your support is greatly appreciated. Sep 1, 2008: Version 1.1 RC2 (and moments later RC3 :/) released. This introduced a new pattern for invoking XML-RPC methods. Please see the wiki pages or Javadoc for examples Aug 31, 2008: Versions 1.01 and 1.1 RC1 released. Version 1.01 fixes a few minor bugs and is compatible with GWT 1.4. Version 1.1 is designed to work with GWT 1.5. Please consider your specific version of GWT before choosing which bundle to download. May 2, 2007: Version 1.0 released. I fixed a few minor issues, and there have been no reports of other issues for several months, so I am considering this release stable. As always, please submit an issue on here if you find any bugs, or if there is a feature you would like to see added. [Less]

xmlrpcas3

To be done.

kargo-event

AboutKargo-Event is a solution to scale high-frequency API-type HTTP traffic, using a new methodology for PHP network programming, centered around a libevent extension. MotivationWeb traffic has gone a long way from simply serving HTML pages and image files and is now much more often a transport ... [More] layer for remote procedure calls (AJAX, REST, SOAP,...). And this not just for public web services, but also often used as a communication method between the layers of a multi-tierd enterprise architecture. We have found that current web application/server solutions are sometimes quite inadequate for handling this kind of traffic under high loads, and usually a broad set of optimizations and workarounds are required to gain scalability (in-memory caching, op-code caches, etc). ProposalHow about skipping things like "installing the latest web server" or "let's implement memcached" or "have you tried an op-code cache" and writing a super scalable api server in PHP with very few lines of code? (no web server required) ExamplesCheck out the code for the kargo-event php extension. Examples are found in the demo directory. demos |-- library ZF App DemoThis is a highly experimental sample poll application. It uses evhttp as an integrated webserver, serving a persistent Zend Framework MVC application. Performance and scalability is pretty interesting, but security concerns might result in heart attacks. So play with it, but don't use this anywhere in a production environment. (It's also work in progress) To start: Make sure you have your Zend Framework copy linked correctly as /library/Zend. > cd demos/zf/bin > php main.phpTo test: Point your web browser to: http://127.0.0.1:8080/ Note that the app is not meaningful yet. Feel free to play and extend it. ZF API Server DemoA more stable and useful example can be found in demos/zf-apiserver. It exports a basic poll service class as JSON-RPC and XML-RPC. Soap could be added pretty easily. We found that without the front controller Zend Framework components work amazingly well with long running PHP processes. Have fun playing and load testing. To start: Make sure you have your Zend Framework copy linked correctly as /library/Zend. > cd demos/zf-apiserver/bin > php main.phpTo test, in a new shell type: > cd demo/zf-apiserver/bin > php test.phpBenchmarksComing soon... ContributeThe current state of the project presents an interesting, new way of building php applications. If you're as excited about this the same way that we are, please check out a copy of the code and start playing with it. Feedback and contributions are more than welcome! Best, Florian [Less]

teleogramma

A reflection RPC framework for Java web-applications.

remote-maxima

The project provides two core items: a C++ API for CAS Maxima (http://maxima.sourceforge.net/) and a service for ZeroC Ice middleware (http://www.zeroc.com/ice.html). The goal is to facilitate distributed symbolic computations. BuildInstructions describes how to build the Maxima Service. ... [More] UsingMaximaService describes how to start a server that will provide access to a Maxima Service and how to access the service programmatically. The project has been partially supported by Russian Fund of Basic Researches, grant #07-07-00411-а [Less]

QRPC (Ruby)

Queued JSON-RPC client and server. Works as normal RPC server, but through queue interface, so allows highly scalable, distributed and asynchronous remote API implementation and fast data processing. It's based on EventMachine and Beanstalk, so it's fast and thread safe.