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...It also provides other useful features, like generating SEO-friendly URLs (e.g. /read/intro-to-symfony instead of index.php?article_id=57). Routes can be configured in YAML, XML, PHP or using either attributes or annotations. All formats provide the same features and performance, so choose your favorite. Symfony recommends attributes because it’s convenient to put the route and controller in the same place. On PHP 8, you can use native attributes to configure routes right away. On PHP 7, where attributes are not available, you can use annotations instead, provided by the Doctrine Annotations library. ...

Manticore Search is an easy to use open source fast database for search. Modern MPP architecture and smart query parallelization capabilities allow to fully utilize all your CPU cores to lower response time as much as possible, when needed. Powerful and fast full-text searching which works fine for small and big datasets. Columnar storage support via the Manticore Columnar Library for bigger datasets (much bigger than can fit in RAM). SQL-first: Manticore's native syntax is SQL. It speaks...

...In several views you see most requested pages, vhosts, used methods, IPs that make the most requests and more. All views are sortable tables you can filter by a keyword and are available as API Request too to get its data as CSV, XML or JSON. Compatible with PHP 7+8 (and should run on PHP 5.x - but is not supported).

We moved to GitHub. Please see https://github.com/michael-batz/yourDashboard yourDashboard is a webbased dashboard engine written in PHP. You can define multiple dashboards using a XML configuration file. Each dashboard consists of one or multiple dashlets, that will be reloaded in a configurable time interval using AJAX technology. yourDashboard comes with a few dashlets, but it is easy to write your own dashlet, too. At the moment, the follwing dashlets come with yourDashboard: - dashlet for OpenNMS outages - dashlet for OpenNMS alarms - dashlet for newest tickets in OTRS queue - clock dashlet

WhoisUP v0.3 monitors hosts via ICMP and shows the status in a web page. When a host is down, the script can send mail, syslog message, open a popup message or play a sound. Moreover, the script monitors if the host exceed the latency threshold limit. The script uses NMap to send ICMP packets and to save the host status into an XML file. Then, WhoisUP reads the XML and shows the report in a web page with AJAX features; in case of host failure the script can send alarms. WhoisUP is...

Limph Is Monitoring Pingable Hosts. Written in PHP(multi-DB) for portability, Limph provides ICMP, UDP, TCP and agent checks of grouped network hosts with email notification. Limph is completely web-configurable, an advantage over similar applications.

zabplugs is a little plugin which allow importation of glpi( http://www.glpi-project.org )'s connected hosts into Zabbix http://www.zabbix.com (< to version 2.0) through an XML file readable by Zabbix.

F2F is an XSLT scriptable strong-encrypted XML-VM with an F2F communications framework. Installed on a webserver, an F2F servers make up a decentralised network for securely sharing of XML data and requests with friends, friends of friends, foafoaf etc.

CIOP is the project which allows to connect [Web]Applications to each other by simple Common Information Objects and to exchange the data between Information Systems.

XML-DNS Admin allows the user to manage Bind zone files from a single web interface. It will support split brain DNS and reverse zone file creation in the future.

A client-server XML Repository written in PHP, using XPath for documents queries. The server and client can work directly if on the same machine or via XML-RPC over a network.

- development stopped! - GATMAN - The first known combination of a network/user administration and a groupware solution - Latest technologies such as JAVA,XML,JSP and strong encryption are used - Modular design, high scalability - Accessible by client an

phpXMLP aims to be a XML Protocol implementation for PHP. It should provide support for SOAP 1.2 and WSDL 1.0. It follows very closely the design proposed by the XML Protocol Abstract Model Working Draft published on the 9th of July, 2001 by the W3C.