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Network Asset Management Archive: NAMA is a set to tools to track network assets. It uses SNMP to monitor assets added to your network and stores the information in an odbc compliant database. Assets can then be tracked through a PHP frontend.
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RePEcPHP is a free PHP and MySQL based web interface to maintain a RePEc archive. The RePEc project (www.repec.org) provides a volunteer-driven public-access database of more than 100,000 working papers in economics plus other items.
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Zambeel is an e-mail driven multimedia archiving system. The software provides the ability to simply archive anything from anywhere. It also provides ubiquitous access to the archived data through a variety of clients. Written entirely in Java.
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Manage the place of interests-hotels-restaurant archive for a travel agency that sells custom developed tours and then let you build the tour, computing costs, print description, compute revenues.
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This is a Java based graphical (AWT, Java 1.1) program to allow a user to download and/or view webcomics without having to go to the website (for convienience and bandwidth reasons), archive them and search and view them later. Uses SQL DB.
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ListQuery is a simple tool to read SQL instructions and to list the results in text format (console). You can read an archive (file) with lots of commands (query), separate for ';', the program will list all results one by one.