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Toke is a webmining toolkit for web exploring, indexing and searching for Java. Toke allows to you crawl public or private web sites, in order to create web estatistics, web Pajek graphs, Lucene indexs and word frequency files for data clustering.
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jmailto is a tiny Java Applet which can be used to replace HTML's native "mailto:" tag. It aims to prevent Spam bots and harvesters from automatically collect (your) E-Mail addresses by searching the HTML source code of your page.
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A Java implementation of a flexible and extensible web spider engine. Optional modules allow functionality to be added (searching dead links, testing the performance and scalability of a site, creating a sitemap, etc ..
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The New Wave Searchables are a framework for implementing scalable search services. They will allow searching deep web contents, implement best practices from the field of information retrieval (formal query capability descriptions, query transformation
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