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Odyssey
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Odyssey is a set of Java class libraries. When
incorporated in your network application, the libraries
enable you to erect agent-accessible places in your
network, to station agents in those places, and to let
agents travel between places whenever they need to.
Odyssey is transport-independent. Whenever an agent
travels from one place to another, Odyssey calls upon a
transport API designed by General Magic for that purpose.
Odyssey comes complete with implementations of the API for
Sun's Remote Method Invocation (RMI), the OMG's Internet
Inter-ORB Protocol (IIOP), abd Microsoft's Distributed
Component Object Model (DCOM).
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OMG
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Object Management Group, the architecture for a connected
world, site offers a complete search engine and soon
completely revised OMG data and information.
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Open Knowledge
Base Connectivity
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Open Knowledge Base Connectivity (OKBC) is an application
programming interface for accessing knowledge bases stored
in knowledge representation systems (KRSs). OKBC provides
an uniform model of KRSs based on a common
conceptualization of classes, individuals, slots, facets,
and inheritance. OKBC is defined in a programming language
independent fashion, and has existing implementations in
Common Lisp, Java and C. The protocol transparently
supports networked as well as direct access to KRSs and
knowledge bases.
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OR-Objects
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OR-Objects is a library of Java(tm) classes for developing
Operations Research applications. It contains data
structures and algorithms to develop problem specific
solutions as well as implementations of classical OR
algorithms. OR-Objects is divided into packages of related
classes.
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Perl
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The www.perl.com home page is an extremely comprehensive
site dedicated to all things revolving around the language
of Perl. Another site The
Perl Institiute is a non for profit organization
established to support the community of people who use
Perl and to support the development of Perl as a language.
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Perl Code to
Implement Robot
Exclusion Standard
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Perl Code to Implement Robot Exclusion Standard.
Additional information also available from BotSpot's
Robot Guidance Project.
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PersonalJava(tm)
Platform
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Developing PersonalJava(tm) Software Applications for the
Consumer Market is discussed with FAQs and excellent
resources in language and code for developers.
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PREDATOR
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PREDATOR is an object-relational DBMS developed by Cornell
University. The goals of the Cornell PREDATOR project are
two fold: To build a next-generation object-relational
database system and To make the code-base widely available
for research and educational purposes.
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