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Can any one tell me what are the available open standard Business Process Execution Language.
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Narendra
Not sure if I correctly got the question... The most recent version of the BPEL spec can be found here: http://docs.oasis-open.org/wsbpel/2.0/wsbpel-v2.0.html. There are open source BPEL engines such as Apache ODE (http://ode.apache.org) available. Let me know if this answers your question or try to make it more precise.
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I develop a small S1000D project (~100 data modules) with BREX module.
For storage my documents I use file system instead expensive CSDB.
I need some tool or code example to validate my documents.
If you use S1000D 4.0 or 4.1 issues, you can try free tool: S1000D Checker.
I don't know any projects with source code.
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Does anyone know of a good Open Source CAS Library that is easily accessible in JavaScript. It doesn't have to be extremely powerful. The core functionality I'm looking for is the simplification of algebraic expressions.
All answers are helpful (Sorry this is my first time on SO).
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Michael
You could try the package Coffeequate, the site is located here http://matthewja.com/Coffeequate/.
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Which tool is better for documentation of C,C++ and Java code out of 'Docbook' or 'doxygen' or any Can you please tell me any other tool?
I use doxygen. For your need you can refer to the Wikipedia for comparison among the documentation generators.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_documentation_generators
I've used NaturalDocs and found it to be great tool!
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Where can I find relevant documentation for the STL for compilers which support c++0x?
I am interested primarily to find documentation on Parallel algorithms and multithreading.
The C++0x November 2010 N3225 draft can be found here. It contains details on the standard library.
That's the definitive reference. Wikipedia also has a page which gives a brief overview of some of the new stuff.
MSDN has some of it. I don't like their format, but it may be what you're looking for.
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Looking for a good client side library using which I can create a reddit vote up / down, commenting, etc system?
The more mature the framework the better as this will go on a production site immediately.
Reditt is open source. Why don't you take a look?