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sync4db is a small, simple & smart web-tool to synchronize database tables using PEAR MDB2 and XMLRPC, e.g. local and remote tables of a CMS database.
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myDbSearcher is a search engine for MySQL Databases. It is written in Java. It scans several tables on different databases. A XMLRPC-Server will give you access to the Index. Currently it runs on http://www.idowa.de/ueberblick/suche/index_html
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An XMLRPC client library implementation written in 100% PLSQL. Allows the Oracle DB to easily turn into a webservice consumer, without the need for java.
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The Freestyler Toolkit leverages the strengths of native Java on both Linux-kerneled systems and Windows to create native SWT Graphical User Interfaces and native Apache XmlRpc servants that work seemlessly with MySQL relational databases. The toolkit cr
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phpMyXMLAdmin is a tool that provides XMLRPC-functions to manage mySQL-databases over HTTP. So it is possible to manage such databases from different applications without having an direct access to the database.
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phpRPC
phpRPC is an implementation of the xmlRPC protocol in PHP
phpRPC is meant to be an easy to use xmlRPC library. Function syntax, and plugging into most CMS's (xoops, nuke, pn, etc) is greatly simplified with the use of database/rpc-protocol abstraction. It should run on any php server with most databases. -
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