Third-party Components
To ensure stability, security, and performance, anynode integrates various third-party components that provide essential functionalities across different aspects of the system. These libraries and frameworks enhance web interfaces, authentication, encryption, SIP communication, and data processing, contributing to a robust and efficient software design.
Key technologies include
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Web and UI Development: Google’s Web Toolkit and Smart GWT enable a responsive and interactive user interface.
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Networking and HTTP-Handling: Jetty provides a lightweight and scalable web server solution.
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System Integration and Utilities: Java Native Access (JNA) and Apache Commons IO streamline low-level system operations and file handling.
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Security and Cryptography: OpenSSL ensures strong encryption, while MSAL supports secure authentication with Microsoft services.
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Data Processing and Storage: SQLite handles lightweight database storage, and Freemarker enables flexible templating for dynamic content generation.
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SIP and Media Handling: The SILK and Opus codecs optimize high-quality voice transmission.
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Dependency Management and Enhancements: Google’s Guava Libraries and jsoup provide additional utilities for data processing and web interaction.
By leveraging these trusted and widely used third-party components, anynode maintains a high level of compatibility, security, and performance, ensuring a scalable and future-proof communication platform.
TE-SYSTEMS monitors the following third-party software components used in anynode
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AdoptOpenJDK / Eclipse Temurion Java Runtime developed by teh Eclipse Foundation Adoptium Working Group
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Apache Commons IO, developed by the Apache Software Foundation
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Freemarker, developed at freemarker.org
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Guava Libraries, developed by Google
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Java Native Access, developed at github.com
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Jetty, developed by Mort Bay Consulting Pty Ltd
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jsoup, developed by Jonathan Hedley
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LDAP SDK, developed by Unbound ID
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MSAL, developed by Microsoft
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Smart GWT, developed by Isomorphic Software, Inc.
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Web Toolkit, developed by Google
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Zip4j, developed at github.com
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libsamplerate created by Erik de Castro Lopo
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libsndfile created by Erik de Castro Lopo
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OpenSSL, developed by the OpenSSL Project for use in the OpenSSL Toolkit, written by Eric Young (eay@cryptsoft.com) and written by Tim Hudson (tjh@cryptsoft.com).
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Opus codec, developed by the Xiph Foundation
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SILK codec, developed by Skype Limited
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SQLite, developed at sqlite.org