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A three-tiered database application / framework for serious genealogy research, mainly using PostgreSQL and PHP. Based on Fat Server / Intelligent Middleware / Thin Client approach, with scalability and extendability as primary guidelines.
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GeneaPro is a multi-user, cross-platform Genealogy database program based on the GenTech Genealogical Data Model. Written in Java using the Eclipse Rich Client Platform (RCP), Hibernate persistance, and SQL/JDBC databases (HSQLDB, MySQL, PostgreSQL).
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XmlFlashChat (XFC) is a Client-Server chat system. The Server is based on any DB, ASP.net and XML. The Client is based on Silverlight.
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The Goal is a set of crossplatform genealogy applications to import from gedcom files into your choice of SQL Databases which in turn can be used to display your familytree on a webpage or client application
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