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J-Obey is a Java Library/package, which allows people writing their own crawlers to have a stable Robots.txt parser, if you are writing a web crawler of some sort you can use J-Obey to take out the hassle of writing a Robots.txt parser/intrepreter.
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Super Simple XML. A reduced non w3 supported xml parser. It has only the basic parsing abilities. But is small and easy to use.
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any2rss is set of tools that allow you convert just about everything to rss, currently it include a configurable web page parser that parse web pages into rss file. Other possibilities includes Email, News, Log files .... etc
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...It can sync files (no server required), merge, sort, remove duplicates, and check links. Its library pybookmarklib provides access to these operations, data structures, and parser for further extensibility.
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DOMIT! is a Document Object Model (DOM) XML parser for PHP, written purely in PHP. It is mostly compliant with the DOM Level 2 specification.
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SAXY is a Simple API for XML (SAX) parser for PHP, written purely in PHP. It is lightweight, fast, and modelled on the Expat parser.
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ParserBLADE is a Content Management System based on "parser" language. Parser, unlike PHP or Python is a compiler, so it fast, reliable and secure. You can found "parser" interpreter on www.parser.ru.
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Valid CGI Values is (currently) a XHTML forms based technologie for validating CGI values submitted by these forms. It consists of a form parser that analyzes web forms and a package with validation functions.
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This is a kicks and bans search engine that works with the Battlefield Server Manager from BBO. It is written in PHP/MySQL and has been tested in both Linux and Windows environments. It parses the adminlog.csv file locally or remotely via FTP.
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This program allocates meomory for, parses, and provides access to, data sumitted to cgi programs. It provides a single function that takes a form-field name as an argument, and returns the form-field's value.
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Command line HTML Parser to be used in scripts to extract data from HTML/webpage according to supplied path and options. Usefull for systematic periodic parsing pages with known structures where information keeps changing - like looking for item on ebay
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Pix 6.3 Parser is a PERL-based utility for parsing the particular logging style of PIX OS 6.3 when you have object-groups tied to ACLs via access-groups. It outputs a detailed HTML page, an RSS feed and helps you compile and track network abuse reports.
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Parser of `tc class` output; shows current classes usage based on "rate" value, using "parent" infomation to create hierarchical tree of them, so that it can display statistics with given recursion limit. Supports classid translation. Watch your queues!
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lease-parser is a simple daemon that records the lease state changes of an ISC DHCP server to a database for historical reference. The data can be searched via a web search form that is provided with the tool.
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Web documents that look similar often use different HTML tags to achieve their layout effect. These tags often make it difficult for a machine to find text or images of interest. Our goal is to implement a parser to overcome this.
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This is a Real-Time Stats signature for use with the selectBF log parser. It's written in PHP/MySQL and tested in both Linux and Windows environments. The script pulls data from selectBF and using the GD Library,dynamically outputs the stats to images.
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BlogMatrix Jäger is an extensible, one-panel weblog and rss aggregator and podcasting client. The project uses wxPython and runs on both Windows and Macintosh as normal application. This code also includes the "Universal Search Parser"
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XML Tree Object Model (XTOM) is a java 1.4 based XML parser. It is designed to be easy and simple to use for parsing XML configuration files. It uses the notion of a Tree to hold XML Elements and implements a path based element navigation system.
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NAMD Log Parser sorts through the log file generated by NAMD and extracts energy information to export to a graphing program or used in the basic graph provided.
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A parser that matches httpd access/error logs entries, recognizes spoiled accesses and split entries by date filter and good/bad accesses. Also feeds red and black lists to deny access. In/out paths and file names and spoiled URI can be configured.
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SimpleRDF/XSL template simplifies RDF/XML sources as much as possible to allow easy processing. SimpleRDF/PHP5 parser takes advantage of SimpleRDF/XSL. It has extremly simple API. You can parse any RDF/XML compatible document (incl. RSS) and much more...
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This is a ban log parser for BlackBagOps's Battlefield Remote Server Manager. It will take a adminlog.csv file from your server manager and create useful statistical information from it.
