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kXML is a lean Common XML API with namespace and WAP support that is intended to fit into the JAVA KVM for limited devices like the Palm Pilot.
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This is an application to research a Vélib' station with available bikes or free parks. Includes maps to display the results and history handling. Uses kXML for XML parsing and Google Maps Mobile for geocoding, itinerary and maps generation.
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The Monster Journal - An electronic journalling program to replace the paper notebook. The Monster Journal provides the user a centralized, easily accessible electronic notebook for storing thoughts, ideas, and answers to questions.
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Never Get Blocked Again | Enterprise Web ScrapingGet unrestricted access to public web data with our ethically-sourced proxy network. Automated session management and advanced unblocking handle the hard parts. Scale from 1 to 1M requests with zero blocks. Built for developers with ready-to-use APIs, serverless functions, and complete documentation. Used by 20,000+ companies including Fortune 500s. SOC2 and GDPR compliant.
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Web2PDA is a program that extract Web Forums (such as VBulletin, phpBB, Invision Board, etc.) web pages and reformat them in simple html pages optimized for viewing on a PDA (such as Palm OS, Pocket PC or Linux-based PDA).
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