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DBConvert is a cross converter for HanDBase-, List-, JFile-, MobileDB-, PilotDB-, MariaDB-, MySQL-, PostgreSQL-, SQLite-, MS-Access-, SQL Server-, Firebird- , DBase- and Foxpro- databases, as well as MS-Excel and Calc spreadsheets, CSV- , JSON-, vCard-, hCard-, jCard-, xCard-, YAML- and XML files. Source files: https://github.com/TvBreukelen/fnpdbservices

Refurbished Scintilla.orgs/SciTE with some additional patches. -- Features -- - Full MinGW and GTK SDKs Autocomplete.(190+) - Do system scripting (bash, applescript, cmd, powershell, perl, j/vbscript, awk) - Examine all sorts of data files (sql, regedit, mib, xml, yaml, json, vcard ...) - Review difference and patch files - Create makefiles (gnu make / cmake) - Edit html, css and config files (with calltips) - Describe circuits in vhdl and spice. ... - And finally; read & write...

Cet outil permet l'analyse des communications par email. Il utilise les données des mails afin d'en extraire des informations pertinentes. Ces informations serviront à la production d'un rapport d'analyse des échanges entre les collaborateurs par mail.

ExtremeTalk(XT)是一个用于企业或者组织内部进行在线通讯的，基于XMPP(Jabber)协议的即时通讯系统。ExtremeTalk(XT) is an Instant Messaging(IM) collaboration platform based on XMPP(Jabber) for enterprises and organizations

This little Java Program splits a VCF file consisting of multiple vcarss into single files. This is particualry useful if you want to import a vcf into Microsoft Outlook. It ist a executable jar file, so starting it with java -jar vcfsplitter.jar or double clicking it in a gui should work fine. You can also specify evertyhing by command line as follows: java -jar vcfsplitter.jar <infile> <outdir> For the source click on the website link..

An implementation of RFC 2426 - VCard. Migrated to GitHub at https://github.com/george-haddad/cardme

You can export Google contacts and import to your Nokia phones very easily. Just export the Google contacts in vCard format (.vcf file). Split the file using "dbVcfSplitter" and import those files using your Nokia PC Suite or OVI Suite. Done!! Usage: (1) Open the Command Prompt or the terminal. (2) "cd" to the folder/directory where the .vcf file resides. (3) type as shown below java -jar dbVcfSplitter.jar filename.vcf

PhonixJ is a simple, light and feature rich desktop phone-book application written in Java. It uses Sqlite database files, so it is quite portable. The program runs on Linux, Windows and (soon coming ) MacOS. Features: - Add/remove contacts - Create vCard v.3.0 - Create Contact Card in .SVG - Create mail envelope address - Sophisticated search engine - Customizable printing options - Support for email and browser clients - Batch export/import of the contacts via .vcf (3.0) files...

Contacts, bookmarks, and passwords management. Web (Ajax) and Swing UI. It's capable to import and export contacts in popular formats, like Outlook, Google, and iPod.(csv, vCard) Multi user support. Hierarchical view of stored information.

This is a simple program that allows you to get the information in a vCard file (.vcf) as plain text. vCards are used to store contact information and may be created by Apple's Address Book and other similar programs, along with mobile phones.

A Java API binding of the IETF Mime-Dir and vCard RFC's. This package defines implementation neutral Mime-Dir and vCard Java interfaces for exposing data objects corresponding to those defined by the RFC's.

Changing phone? Or just feeling better with important data backed up? Transfer your contacts, calendar and to-do’s or make a backup and restore it later, all that using small Java ME app with Polish and English interface.

Backup and restore contacts in your phone, without needing PC connectivity. Supports export/import of contacts in vCard format. Future tasks include support for Calender events and ToDo list import/export.

A set of java api to manipulate a vcard file represented in RDF/XML according to W3C specification (http://www.w3.org/TR/vcard-rdf).

J2ME Java application (midlet) for backing-up and restoring/importing contacts, calendar events and TODOs to/from a text file using the vCard/vCalendar standard on mobile phones supporting the optional FileConnection and PIM APIs (JSR 75).

LaukvikPDI is a Java implementation of the Internet Mail Consortiums VCard and VCalendar. The API comes with an easy to use Java Swing application which demonstrates the features of the API.

"Wiki in a Jar" is a small Wiki written in Java with great focus on simplicity. It is intended to run on a USB stick as a replacement for a paper note- and address book as a Personal Information Manager (PIM). It supports vcard (vcf) contact files.

Sort the contents of VCF (VCard) and ICS (ICalendar) files.

Searchy is a distributed metainformation search engine whose main goal is to federate search systems and integrate information. It uses RDF as abstract information model and may be used with Dublin Core, FOAF, vCard, etc

Mobile Office Solution for EnterpriSe. A Java based Personal Information Server, for addresses, calendars, todos. Using open standards like iCalendar, vCalendar, vCard, and exposing services to a webcalendar, desktop and mobile devices.

AddressConverter is written in Java. Currently convert Address Data from csv format to vcard. Main developement OS is Mac OS X.

Address Book Converter (AB-Conv) will convert address book files between formats. Currently, it supports importing Evolution's vCard format and export to Thunderbird's LDIF format and Sunbird's vCalendar file for birthdays and anniversaries.

vCard4J is a complete toolkit to manipulate vCards (RFC 2426) in Java. It contains a parser to read vCard files. It also includes a compiler to extend the library. And it contains XSLTs to produce vCards 3.0, xHTML, ..., from the internal DOM structure.

A simple utility to split a concatenated vCard format file into separate files (IETF RFC 2426 - vCard MIME Directory Profile). It splits on the BEGIN:VCARD and END:VCARD tags. It was created to help import a Lotus Organizer export file into Palm Desktop

The Personal Data Interchange (PDI) standard was initially developed by Versit for the communication of data including the popular vCard and vCalendar types. This Java package allows a programmer to take an InputStream and parse its PDI data.