We have a single research implementation, for Linux and BSD systems. It is designed to help us experiment with different protocol settings to find out how best to build distributed hash tables. It is implemented in C++ using the SFS libraries. We have no experience using these implementations and you are encouraged to contact the individual developers if you have questions.

The CLDC reference implementation (RI) provides a reference design that demonstrates how the CLDC specification can be implementated, and validates the Technology Compability Kit (TCK) that accompanies the specification. The CLDC RI provides a base which can be ported to different platforms by device manufacturers. It also provides a working environment which allows developers to test their CLDC-based applications against.

IDCommons I-Broker (http://ibroker.idcommons.net/) - a system building on top of XRI to provide i-name and i-number registration and related identity services for individuals and organizations. Includes an XRI resolver. Built in PHP. Gabe Wachob's XRI Escaping Tool (http://www.wachob.com/xriescape) - an online tool (with Python source) of the URI and IRI normal form escaping mechanism.

Because Scheme is such an easily implementable language (if you do not put the emphasis on efficiency), and because of its wide-spread use in teaching computer science (see here), there is a large number of implementations. Most of them are free, but there are also some commercial ones.

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Wei Dai's Crypto++ library has elliptic curve routines, but has a restricted choice of curves (AFAIK). If you are not U.S. resident you may have some trouble obtaining Crypto++ (but persevere and you will probably find it somewhere!) Pegwit is a complete program in 'C' with PGP-like functionality using elliptic curves, and is available from http://ds.dial.pipex.com/george.barwood/v8/pegwit.

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quot;lxml is a Pythonic binding for the libxml2 and libxslt libraries. See the introduction for more information about background and goals." quot;lxml follows the ElementTree API as much as possible, building it on top of the native libxml2 tree. See also the ElementTree compatibility overview. quot;lxml also extends this API to expose libxml2 and libxslt specific functionality, such as XPath, Relax NG, XML Schema, XSLT, and c14n.

Yes. check out BDC Scheme, JScheme, Kawa, MScheme, PS3I, SISC, and Sixx. There is also Bigloo which, although not itself implemented in Java, can compile Scheme to Java bytecodes.

There is nothing in the Scheme standard that conflicts with supporting unicode, however such support is not required. There are some Scheme implementations that handle unicode characters, but most don't. Also, SRFI-13 and SRFI-14 propose string and character processing libraries that are unicode compliant. Version 300 of PLT Scheme will support Unicode. That version is not yet released (as of August 2005), but fairly stable pre-release versions (numbered 299.

The purpose of compatibility between implementations is to permit a system administrator to replace his MTA or SRS implementation without invalidating any currently valid SRS addresses temporarily stored on remote systems. The SRS standard requires that all implementations output the same rewritten address given the same input. The Mail::SRS Perl implementation is the reference implementation of SRS and should be used as a basis for testing.

Here are some examples (http://adsense.blogspot.com/2006/12/ad-and-image-placement-policy.html) that wouldn't comply with our policies. Nope - didnt miss it. Never hurts to have a little official email saying its ok -- Where Google is concerned, better safe then sorry... Right - Google often is ambigious about things - and changes its tune from time to time as well. It can be difficult sometimes.

Yes, CIQ Specifications are flexible and provides the following features to the users to customize them to meet their specific requirements: Ability to reuse only the CIQ entities they want as Name, Address, and Party centric information are independent components Provides two ways to customize code lists that add semantic meaning to the data.

The nice thing about JTAPI is that it can serve as an API for completely different technologies, such as Computer/Telephony Integration (CTI), IP telephony, videoconferencing, and other synchronous communication technologies. The JTAPI implementations from IBM are as follows: IBM CallPath is a product used for Computer/Telephony Integration, in which the typical application areas are call centers. The server is attached to a PBX.

Yes. There are many shipping implementations of Unicode Tamil today and there will continue to be more in the future. [MD, KW]

The Java Speech API is a freely available specification and therefore anyone is welcome to develop an implementation. The following implementations are known to exist. Note: Sun Microsystems, Inc. makes no representations or warranties about the suitability of the software listed here, either express or implied, including but not limited to the implied warranties of mechantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or non-infringement.

No. Governments could require the use of filters on clients. The city of Boston, for example, requires public schools to install a client-based filtering product on all computers with Internet access, and requires public libraries to install a client-based filtering product on all computers designated for children.

Yes there are. OpenStep for Mach will include all the well known features from NEXTSTEP (Services, Filters, SoundKit, ...) which the other implementations will lack, due to the underlying OS. NeXT, Inc. now operates an automatic e-mail response system. Send e-mail to "nextanswers@next.com" with the subject If you do have access to the world wide web, you even want to try the following URL: http://www.next.com/NeXTanswers/.