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Spiro Michaylov: spiro AT michaylov DOT com
This is a list of all my open source projects, dealing with various aspects of distributed systems, written in either Java or C#. The list starts with the projects I’m serious about and ends with one-time experiments that I thought might be of interest to others.
SSDN: Simple Service Discovery for .NET
This is an open source (MIT-style license) effort to develop a simple service discovery mechanism (alternately, a simple naming and directory service) for .NET remoting, written in C#.
Latest release (recommended): Version 0.6.0 (zip file).
Old releases:
CronJab: A Windows scheduling client for Jabber messages
This is an open source (MIT-style license) Windows client for scheduling Jabber messages.
Latest release (recommended): Beta version 0.5.0 (source, installer).
JabLogger: A logging proxy for Jabber messages.
This is an open source (MIT-style license) logging proxy for Jabber messages, written in Java.
Latest release (recommended): Beta version 0.6.0 (zip file).
Applications of Google's SOAP Interface
Google's SOAP interface appears to open up a whole range of possibilities for innovative ways to use a search engine. Here are some of my attempts to take advantage of it.
SearchDiff
This Visual C#.NET project is just a simple example: an application for listing the differences between search results for two different search terms.
SRNavigator
This is a more substantial attempt to take advantage of the SOAP service. The Search Result Navigator allows you to browse through the pages of results for a search while it fetches additional pages in the background so you should never have to wait for the next page to load. It uses an embedded Internet Explorer COM object to let you view the pages in the same window. This is also a Visual C#.NET project.
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