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In the Oracle database there are two PL/SQL APIs to send mails: UTL_SMTP and UTL_MAIL. But there is no package which is able to retrieve messages from a mailbox on a server. The here provided package MAIL_CLIENT closes this gap.
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'Apache2Web' is Open Project server suite solution for Windows NT Based OS (NT, 2000, XP, 2003), bundle latest versions popularity open source software (Apache2, MySql5, PostgreSQL, PHP5, Perl, Python, FTP Server, Mail Server) and other open sources.
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MyToBiz is a pure PERL program that sits between your client and MySQL server(s) as a proxy that can monitor, analyze or transform their communication. MyToBiz is a Toolkit which aims to help the DB admin or developer of MySQL database application.
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Easy, modular and flexible WAMP bundling Apache2/SSL, MySQL4, PHP4, Perl5.8/ASP, Python2.3, Tomcat5, FirebirdDB, FileZilla, Mail/News-Server, phpMyAdmin, Awstats, WordPress, etc. It also includes a web-GUI to control/manipulate all bundled services.
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Virtual Database is a server component that offers multitenancy, sharding and replication and relieves the application developer from these concerns. The current version provides multitenancy though an application on top of MySQL proxy.
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