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Operations Over Signals is created to be a great and useful program that adds and multiplies two signals. It also displaces, amplifies and changes the frequency of the signal.

Installation:

1. Create a new IIS website to hold the files.
2. Copy the files from the temporary folder to the root of the website.
3. Ensure the IIS user has permissions to write to ResourceBlenders directory. On Windows 2000, this user is called IWAM_xxx, on IIS 6.0 this user is called {machine name} ASPNET or NETWORKSERVICE.

Major Features:

1. Export resources to .NET .resx files, Java .properties, GNU .po / gettext, XHTML entities and more.
2. Import / Export translation data as XML spreadsheets to make editing more convenient.
3. Use one translations database to keep localizations in-sync.
4. Supports MySQL, SQL Server and SQLite, so no external database is required.
5. Migrate from existing .resx or .properties files with an import wizard.
6. Automatic machine translation with Google Translate.
7. Custom templates for resource formats.

Enhancements

• Added: Multi-threaded automatic translation with Google Translate.
• Added: Option to escape unicode characters (with code points above 127) to prevent the need to run native2ascii when generating .properties bundles.
• Changed: When merging resources, translator comments are also merged.
• Changed: Java bundles containing escaped unicode sequences are now converted to their string representation when importing.
• Fixed: Bug when exporting Chinese Simplified or Traditional to Java .properties.
• Fixed: Bug when importing PO files which caused the import to fail if two untranslated strings with plurals shared the same first 15 characters.

Requirements: ASP.NET 3.5

SOHT (Socket over HTTP Tunneling) 0.6 brings a way to enable types of socket communication through an HTTP Proxy server. It is useful for users who are behind a restrictive firewall and wish to access external servers that use protocols other than HTTP.

Possible uses are:

1. Web Browsing (Bypass logging, access restricted sites)
2. POP3/SMTP/IMAP Email clients
3. Telnet/SSH clients

This tool consists of two separate components. A server, which must be deployed on a Java Servlet container (A .NET server is also planned), and a client, which is run on the local machine and connects to the server via HTTP. There are Java and .NET versions of the client, so the client can be run on nearly any platform.

A SOCKS 4 and 5 Proxy Server has been integrated into the most recent version of the Java Client. This provides an very easy way to bypass any local web proxy restrictions and logging.

If you would like to be able to SSH from anywhere using just your web browser, you should check out my SSHWebProxy project. This project provides a pure html SSH client that can be used from any web browser without installing any client software. It is limited to SSH and is not as flexible as SOHT, but it may be a good solution if you just want occasional SSH access.

Requirements: none