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RELEASED FOR LOG (was too dirty to be seriously released). mmAWI was a CMS lib which aimed to simplify the process of : creating websites + groups of users + content tree (nodes) + access control lists + design themes. 'Data Types Modules' -DTM- were used to fill each Node. (Apache/Php & pgSQL required) - SQL MISSING (released when I'll find it!)

Web Console is a web-based application that allows to execute shell commands on a server directly from a browser. The application is very light, does not require any database and can be installed in about 3 minutes.

GilliGan is outdated! I recommend to use Doctrine 2.0 to manage your database data. GilliGan is a PHP-Framework to create and handle html. The focus is to build forms with their items, like text inputs, checkboxes, date selects etc. and process this data with databases, email, files and ftp. Support for code assist, cause javadoc-style.

general form is a reusable php script that can be used to process forms written in HTML. Additional tags are used to specify regular expressions to check the form, and the error messages to be displayed to the user when errors are made.

PHP5 class library, incorporating classes for caching, multi-process execution, diskless ImageMagick routines, network protocols,Cryptography, API and application bindings, various Web services

Pieforms provides a simple, unified way to create, validate and process forms all with a common look and feel, with support for pluggable elements, renderers and validation rules. Supports AJAX submission, date picker/other advanced controls. PHP5+.

HSBC API is a custom set of PHP classes to build, submit and process all the transaction/XML data between your shopping cart and the HSBC XML API gateway. Allows complete transaction building and processing for any HSBC e-commerce customers

CEP (Core Enterprise PHP) is an enterprise application framework designed to make the development of modular, component-driven web applications a rapid and well-defined process. CEP extends PEAR, using PEAR packages where ever appropriate.