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...This class decides which URLs should be crawled and handles the downloaded page. shouldVisit function decides whether the given URL should be crawled or not. In the above example, this example is not allowing .css, .js and media files and only allows pages within ics domain. visit function is called after the content of a URL is downloaded successfully. You can easily get the url, text, links, html, and unique id of the downloaded page. You should also implement a controller class which specifies the seeds of the crawl, the folder in which intermediate crawl data should be stored and the number of concurrent threads.

Google Calendar Blog (also ics-blog) is a simple blog management system. All blog entries are stored in your own Google Calendar, and can be updated as easy as adding an entry. It only requires PHP5, and can be installed used on any web server.

EBoard is a user-friendly chess interface for ICS (Internet Chess Servers). While it will focus on FICS (www.freechess.org), should work with any other ICS. It supports playing against local chess engines too.

iCalGrabber is a java based application to grab event information from web sites. The events are stored on the filesystem based on Apples iCal format. These .ics files could be read by iCal specific applications like the Mozilla calendar.

YICS connects to the Yahoo! Chess server and emulates a chessd-based server, making it possible to use ICS-compatible interfaces (such as xboard, WinBoard, eboard, and Thief) on Yahoo! Chess.

vcalx allows you to connect to an IMAP enabled Exchange server to retrieve you calendar entries and export them to a .ics file. This file can be imported into Sunbird or iCal.

ICS (Integrated Clanning System) is designed to provide a PHP/MySQL Driven website and forums for gaming clans.

JobyX is an ICS (Internet Chess Server) robot framework that provides basic robot functionality, including commands, lists, variables, avariables, and (in the new JobyX 2) full-blown Java-like exception handling. Commands, etc, are provided by modules.