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    A basic stand-alone pure Javascript shopping cart implementation. It requires no web framework and is built to XHTML strict standards.
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    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
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    closedShop is an open source, free shopping cart. Based on Perl and MySQL, its aim is to provide all the features a commercial shopping cart offers at no cost. It is easy to setup, use and manage.
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    Sort taglib is a taglib that let you sort a collection by any properties in ascending or descending order. You could also sort on several columns. For example, in your store cart, you could let the user to sort by price or artile name or whatever.
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    Phesis (!) is a code name for my work creating modules and add-ons for the osCommerce php shopping cart.
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