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    ...webStraktor features a scripting language to facilitate the collection, the extraction and the storage of information available on the web, including images. The scripting language uses elements of the Regular Expression and xPath syntax. The webStraktor scripting language has a small instruction set and its syntax is easy to master. The standard webStraktor output format is XML based, either in ASCII, UTF-8 or ISO-8859-1 (Latin1) code pages. webStraktor relies on the Apache HttpClient for retrieving content via the HTTP protocol. ...
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    Yet another web crawler? Yes, but this ones uses the full power of regular expressions to accept or reject, examine or ignore, save or refuse pages. You also use MIME types to do all this. Powerful and flexible.
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    HttpFinder is web content searching tool. It enables look for text content that matches given regular expression in html pages/scripts etc. All navigation is performed with use of other regexp which describes links to visit.
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    The Zaval File Search solution is a local area network tool designed for fast file search on SMB shares and FTP servers. It supports lots features like regular expression usage and search based on custom/predefinded extensions.
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    A highlighter for XML documents, written in Java. Uses regular expressions to search a set of DOM nodes, and transparently handles highlighting matches that span multiple elements. Highlight events are passed to a user defined highlighter for processing.
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    A web based application that can search newsgroup names very easy. Use can search use Regular Expression for names and search by popularity.
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    Spider is web crawler written in the Java.Based on an Regular expression string the spider parses the internet for web pages matching this string and stores it in an MYSQL database.
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