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Nexus: Database WinForm Usercontrol
ECM / DMS, Projectmanagement, TimeRecording, ... ERP
Nexus is a databaseapp-designer to develop databasedriven apps or embedd dbdriven WinForm-Controls into your app. This project is here, to open sources for programmers who want to adapt something to FileBase - ECM or JobTicker which were written for Nexus. Problems? Questions? Contact me -> info@biternal.com or visit http://www.biternal.com/german_filebase.html TAGS: ECM DMS Scann Workflow Archive Revision Timerecording Database Front-Ends Search Query Report Development .NET... -
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LanManager is a suite of software to help lan administrators on lan party. Management registration at the time of lan party, tournaments, CS servers with rcon...
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DungaSync is an effort to create a generic architecture to synchronize data over a wide range of formats and data sources. It it not bound to a certain platform, its concept allows the adaptation to any datasource. NOTE: DEVELOPMENT STOPPED! 12/2001 CS
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A MediaWiki extension which provides users with the ability to create and populate MySQL tables for dynamic data storage and display. Originally developed for CS 697 (Software Engineering), Spring 2009, Ball State University. Still in beta.
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