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A package which parses the latest freely available RDF files available at DMOZ and inserts them into two MySQL tables. Once these RDF's are inserted into MySQL, you are able to integrate them into your site's search engine in any way you like.
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The BeeGram library is a portable open source search engine toolkit written in C. BeeGram provides a number of building blocks for the construction of powerful general-purpose text-based search tools.
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mediaCat-GTK is a cross-platform GUI database frontend designed to allow you to index and search your mp3, dvd, and cd collections. It is written using the new PHP-GTK language bind and currently supports connections to mySQL and any database supported b
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Michimalonco is a relational Database engine written in SuperWaba. It offer a small solution for PDA (Palm O.S. and WinCE).
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XQuench is an XML Query parser and engine. The aim is to provide programmers with an API that implements the specifications at http://www.w3.org/XML/Query At first, XQuench will be Java-only. Future versions will include C++, while keeping a similar API.
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Omseek has been renamed to Xapian. Xapian is a Search Engine Library, written in C++ with bindings for Perl, Python, PHP, Java, Tcl, C# and Ruby. It allows you to easily add advanced indexing and search facilities to your applications.
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CAVOR is an engine for building apps that involve both graphic and text/numeric data. Primarily GIS is the initial focus, but consider also CAD, CASE, project management (eg PERT charts), and others. Built-in scripting, C API, also supports Tcl and Java.
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Friandise is a SMB (windows) share search engine. With a web interface, you can locate (very) quickly a file on a subnet. The search engine need very little memory and cpu time (it works on a sparc 20 under linux).
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Clucened is a project to build a daemon around CLucene, which is a C++ implementation of the Lucene search engine. This is *not* the CLucene project, but is a separate project to write a generic daemon based on CLucene.
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groonga
an embeddable full-text search engine library
an embeddable full-text search engine library -
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MyLib is a smart desktop assistant to manage PDF/PPT/PS documents. These types of documents are frequently used by academic & engineering communities.
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Centre d'informations (CI)
Not a search engine but navigation routes within a research domain.
The Centre d'Informations (CI) aim is to articulate and display whatever type of knowledge available on a given field (see screenshots examples for various fields). The software is built as a network of information articulated using concepts (figure). The website should not be understood as a conventional search engine but as different ways to navigate within this knowledge (information and concept) network. Each information is thoroughly formalized; the aim is not exhaustivity or information amount but rather information quality so as to ensure the best possible articulation within the existing network (quality of the network) and ensure the subject diversity so as to cover the field with robustness.
