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Manage your enterprise’s compensation lifecycle and accurately recognize top performers with a digitized, integrated system. Keep employees invested and your HR team in control while preventing compensation chaos.
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Managing your therapy and rehab practice is a time-consuming process. You spend hours on paperwork, billing, scheduling, and more. Raintree’s Therapy & Rehab EHR is here to help you manage your practice more efficiently. With our all-in-one solution, you’ll get the tools you need to streamline your therapy and rehab practice, improve patient care, and get back to doing what you love.
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XMLStarlet is a set of command line utilities (tools) to transform, query, validate, and edit XML documents and files using simple set of shell commands in similar way it is done for text files with UNIX grep, sed, awk, diff, patch, join, etc utilities.
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"xmlsh" is derived from the design and goals the unix shell and core commands but with XML expressions and documents added as core features to the shell. xmlsh can be used as a drop-in replacement for scripting xml transformations instead of sh.
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xmlfind
A command line tool to extract data from xml files
XmlFind is a small tool to extract data from an xml file in a format adapted to a classical Unix Shell pipeline. Think of it as a kind of find command that act on the content of a (or a set of) xml files. -
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The Bash Programming Environment (BPE) is a set of useful shell/CGI scripting functions for the GNU Bash shell. Each group of functions is sorted into a separate library. Libraries include a hashmap, MySQL API, XML Parsing, CGI manipulation & more.
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Whether natural disaster, cyberattack, or plain-old human error, data can disappear in the blink of an eye. ConnectWise BCDR (formerly Recover) delivers reliable and secure backup and disaster recovery backed by powerful automation and a 24/7 NOC to get your clients back to work in minutes, not days.
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The xml-coreutils are simple shell command line tools which operate directly on XML files in a way which is analogous to the classical unix shell commands.
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Provides a portable, highly configurable, lightweight command line access to commonly used internet services (see features). Supports any operating system running Java, and can run in curses or a standard console mode.
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Tagland provides hierarchical, taxonomic tagging system, called a tagonomy, and maps these hierarchies to spaces. Spaces have commands, schemae storage, and object storage. The system is implemented in Java, with a command-line user interface.
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Utility to find holidays or days off from xml-based configuration file. You can specify exact dates or something like "forth Thursday in November" for Thanksgiving. This utility is handy for putting cron jobs on "hold" during the holidays.
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A modular framework for implementing a CISCO-like CLI on a *NIX system. Arbitary command menus and actions can be defined using XML files. This software handles the user interaction, and forks the appropriate system commands to perform any actions.
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Give your HR team the tools they need to streamline administrative tasks, support employees, and make informed decisions with the OrangeHRM free and open source HR software.
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A highly modular client remote/web services library written in Python supporting multiple protocols and transports through a unified interface. All modules are as independent as possible from each other to ensure high re-usability.
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N-stage worm propagated via SSH. It executes commands in a given list of hosts and copies files to them with rsync. The paths for its propagation to the cluster are configurable. It offers a scalable/reliable transport API thanks to its adaptive algorithm
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Virtual Shell Service, is a service that runs on your server allowing trusted users to interact with the system via a sand boxed environment. The service has been designed to support mapping terminal commands in different ways via plugins and XML mapping
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