Vss Remoting
AMFPHP (Flash Remoting for PHP) v.2.0.1
An implementation of Flash Remoting for PHP allowing seamless data exchange between PHP and the Flash player.
Cabron - PHP Flash Connector (Remoting) v.rc.110
PHP and ActionScript code for Remoting - it allows remote invocation of PHP methods from Flash movies.
Clustered Remoting for Spring framework v.0.85
Alternative implementation of Spring framework remoting subsystem that supports different schemes of remote communication between client and server (1-1, 1-many, dynamic services discovering).
OpenAMF - Java Flash Remoting v.1.0rc12
The OpenAMF project is a free open-source alternative to Macromedia's Java Flash Remoting.
Visual Source Safe backup script v.1
Backup your visual sourcesafe (VSS) source code tree easy and reliable with this simple but effective batch script.
Z-VSScopy v.1.7
Z-VSScopy manages the Windows Restore Points (snapshots) that are created by your operating system.
Red5 v.1.0.7
Red5 is an Open Source Flash Server written in Java that supports: - Streaming Video (FLV, F4V, MP4, 3GP) - Streaming Audio (MP3, F4A, M4A, AAC) - Recording Client Streams (FLV and AVC AAC in FLV container) - Shared Objects - Live Stream Publi
ShadowExplorer v.0.8.430
ShadowExplorer allows you to browse the Shadow Copies created by the Windows Vista/7 Volume Shadow Copy Service.
SocketPro v.1.0.4
SocketPro is a package of software components written from batching, asynchrony and parallel computations with many unique and critical features to help you easily and quickly develop secured internet-enabled client and server applications with super
JavaGram v.2.0
JavaGram is a new technology specifically designed to support agile development.
SASSI v.2.0.0023
Developing your database in a controlled and efficient manner has never been easier with SASSI v2.0!
Media Center Control v.1 6
With Media Center Control you can control the Windows Media Center or Windows Media Player with your Android Phone.MCC can't be compared with a conventional remote control. Take a look at the video. Because pictures often tell a thousand words.