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ControlTier aims to be a complete, enterprise-ready system for automating the deployment and management of multi-tier and distributed application services. Visit http://controltier.org for more info.

Library for managing media collections. Automate tagging and organization of media files such as mp3. Extensible via java, customizable via xml.

This is an ALPHA version - the RELEASE version is now on github - https://github.com/fimtra/datafission.

A listener for Ant via Jabber.

Dessy is a DEsktop Search and SYnchronization framework for mobile devices. It allows file search using content, metadata, and custom tags, and synchronization of results, and entire file system subtrees. It works on MIDP 2.0 handsets and Java 2 SE.

Java Servlets that implement the webDAV protocol to access IBM Lotus Domino data as native XML files as well as attachments in Notes documents.

This module will allow DocumentRoot to be determined at request processing time, based on a config value and request's Host: header. Similar to mod_vhost_alias module.

This is an AJAX-style website based in PHP that permits an individual or group to configure, launch, and control virtual machine instances under the Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud.

ENAS in PyTorch is a PyTorch implementation of Efficient Neural Architecture Search (ENAS), a method that automates the design of neural network architectures through reinforcement learning and parameter sharing. The repository demonstrates how a controller network can explore a large search space and discover high-performing architectures while dramatically reducing the computational cost traditionally associated with neural architecture search. It is primarily intended as a research and educational codebase, helping practitioners understand how ENAS works in practice and how to reproduce results on benchmark datasets. The project includes training scripts, model definitions, and search procedures that show the full workflow from architecture sampling to evaluation. Because ENAS relies on shared weights among candidate models, the implementation emphasizes efficiency and experiment reproducibility.

Initiated by the EPIC Consortium, this project aims at developing a RESTful webservice for managing PIDs with the Handle System developed at CNRI. Additionally, some RESTful clients in various commonly used languages will be developed.

Ead 4 All is an full web and complete authoring tool for EAD documents, it target to assist user to compose and manage EAD documents more easily by composing document by forms. Localized Ajax interface (English, French and Arabic).

The Emulation Framework offers a convenient way to render digital files in their native computer environment. The EF is software developed in Java by the international KEEP project, co-funded by the European Unions 7th Framework Programme.

Emutils are a collection of utilities for dealing with files which are in formats most commonly used by Commodore 64 emulators (D64, D71, D81, etc). These include search tools, extractors, converters, archive tools, etc. especially for batch operations.

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Escape-K is an open-source IT management platform. It is designed to be used by IT services and provides a complete set of features for both technical and user services management. Using a single user interface, Escape-K lets you manage your whole IT inf

FAST addresses lifecycle, provisioning, & management of distributed applications with a 3-pronged approach: reusable XML Module Descriptors, flexible query XML Configuration Descriptors to aggregate modules, and a non-intrusive distributed infrastructure

FW1-Loggrabber is a command-line tool to grab logfiles from Checkpoint FW-1 remotely using Checkpoints LEA (Log Export Api), which is one part of Checkpoints OPSEC API.

FSFSJ is a distributed Fault-tolerant Secure FileSystem using Jini. It provides replication of data and metadata. Each server instance runs in user-space on any Java-supported platform and utilizes the underlying filesystem as the storage medium.

The "File Piper" is a file processing tool. It provides a set of standard file manipulation (copy, head, tail, chunk, zip, search…) in a user-friendly nice-looking Swing interface with possibility to add custom processors written in Java.

Looks at file names in a directory and finds common parts in them trying to search similar and repeated ones. Useful when you have multiple files which differ in checksum and somehow in names. You can collect them and make a decision afterwards.

Flogger is a structured logging API for Java that decouples how you log from where logs ultimately go, making it easy to change backends without rewriting application code. Instead of building messages eagerly, it uses lazy parameter evaluation so expensive string building only happens when a log statement is actually emitted. The API encourages structured key–value context and fine-grained rate limiting, which helps keep logs informative without flooding systems during high-traffic or error storms. Handlers (backends) can route the same log record to multiple destinations—console, files, cloud logging—while preserving structured fields for search and alerting. Its fluent style reduces boilerplate and guides developers toward consistent log levels, formatting, and metadata. Because it’s designed for large codebases, Flogger emphasizes performance, binary size discipline, and compatibility with existing logging infrastructures.

A firefox extension that resolves an eXtensible Resource Identifier (XRI) and renders the eXtensible Resource Descriptor Set (XRDS) document in a human-friendly interface.

WBEM-based framework for managing providers to produce information according to the OGF GLUE 2.0 information model and to render them in different formats (e.g., XML, LDAP).

GamePatchDistributor is designed as a convenient tool for game patch distribution on local LAN-parties. As frontend for an FTP-server or a Windows share it makes patches easily accessible over the network, without the need for a special server setup.

This repository is a production-minded Go backend starter that applies Clean Architecture to keep business logic independent from frameworks, databases, and delivery mechanisms. It organizes code into layers—domain, use cases, interfaces/adapters—so swapping an HTTP framework or database does not ripple through core logic. The template includes well-chosen scaffolding for configuration, logging, dependency injection, error handling, and request validation so teams can focus on business features. It demonstrates practical patterns for repository interfaces, DTOs, and consistent response envelopes that keep APIs predictable. Testing is first-class: ports and adapters are designed for mocking and table-driven tests, which reduces friction when you add features. As a learning resource and a real starter, it helps teams jumpstart services with boundaries that age well.