JUDSJUDS (Java Unix Domain Sockets) provide classes to address the need in Java for accessing Unix domain sockets.
The source is provided for a shared library containing the compiled native C code, which is called into by the Java UnixDomainSocket classes via JNI (Java Native Interface) to open
... [More], close, unlink (delete), read, and write to Unix domain sockets.
JUDS consists of an abstract class UnixDomainSocket and two derived classes, UnixDomainSocketClient and UnixDomainSocketServer. It can simply be used by instantiating one of the two classes. Through the getInputStream and getOutputStream methods, the resulting instance can be used to get an InputStream and/or OutputStream object. [Less]
These are the modifications to the TReqS project made by AngocA.
TReqS is a Scheduler for file requests to an HPSS system.
It interacts between a client asking for HPSS files and an HPSS instance through the HPSS API.
The initial aim of TReqS is to enable HPSS for the Nuclear Physics
... [More] experiments needs.
There is also a lightweight client along with the server available at :
git://git.in2p3.fr/treqs-client [Less]
rJava is a simple R-to-Java interface. It is comparable to the .C/.Call C interface. rJava provides a low-level bridge between R and Java (via JNI). It allows to create objects, call methods and access fields of Java objects from R. A second layer of higher-level API is also provided for interactive
... [More] use. In also includes JRI (Java/R Interface) which allows R to be embedded in Java. [Less]
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