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Template Parser Engine is a Project for developer that helps to create automaticly different fileformats. All that developer have to do is to set special tags into Teplates and TPE creates aautomaticly dynamic code, convert pictures and send e-mail.
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ETODB is a free PHP class which allows to parse and extract data from emails to integrate with other php applications. You can automatically parse email messages and convert email to database records, save attachments to specific folders, browse log.
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A simplistic program to convert a ASCII file (obtained from collectorz.com mp3 collector or similar program) to MySQL format, insert it in database and run reports from a web based engine, supports streaming of single mp3s and full albums.
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A multi-platform, open-source (of course!) tool to convert a database to into an XML document. Also will include tools for the creation of XSL documents to parse the XML documents.
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SqlSchema
Bi-directional SQL <-> XML conversion and updating
Allows user to convert one or more database schemas to XML. Can also create and/or update existing database with schemas from XML. It will support multiple database platforms and abstractions.
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