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Perl Dev Kit or PDK in short, provides essential tools for Perl programmers, making it easy to create, build, and deploy applications.
Turn your Perl programs into ready-to-run executables for AIX, HP-UX, Linux, Solaris, and Windows. Painlessly debug Perl scripts. Generate code for sophisticated filters, or convert useful VBScript code to Perl. Plus create .NET and ActiveX components, Windows services, and system tray applications, all written in Perl.
Version restrictions:
- 21-day trial

MyVoIPSpeed Server very accurately measures the quality and performance of Internet connections for Voice over IP (VoIP) usage by simulating real VoIP sessions between your server and customers.
When your customers and end-users are unable to make VoIP calls due to poor connection quality, it translates to costly support services, lower productivity and lost business opportunities.
MyVoIPSpeed Server enables you to provide quick and accurate testing of simulated VoIP connections to your server, providing reports for jitter, packet loss, and bandwidth consistency -- key factors that affect VoIP quality. Download and upload bandwidth speeds are also reported.
The Professional and NOC Editions include advanced features to provide network analysts and help desk technicians visibility to end-user test results, enabling quick identification of the causes of poor bandwidth performance.
Version restrictions:
- free for 15 days
Enhancements:
- This update includes minor fixes and improvements.

SocketMail Professional Edition is a professional e-mail server that enable you to do multi-domain hosting. From a single point of installation in a particular server, you can run virtually unlimited e-mail (and webmail) service. This is particularly useful if you are an e-mail service provider. SocketMail Pro require you to have a dedicated server and root access to install and configure.

We strongly suggest that you read through the whole page to get full understanding of SocketMail Pro components.

General Concept

SocketMail Pro is for serious e-mail service provider and therefore the main control of the whole system is called a Provider. The Provider manages domains on the server. Each domains are administrate by Webmaster.

Per server, there is only one (1) Provider and the Provider function is to provide service to all hosts/domains which the provider hosted. Each host then serve public or users. From this relationship, its clear that each node or members of the relationship have it own task and function. Therefore, provider will have Provider Console (via web browser) to administrate service for hosts/domains.

Host/Domain will have Webmaster Console (via web browser) to manage rights and functionality provided by provider plus to serve it users. End-user will have the web client interface to manage it mails and to utilize services and products provided by the provider via the host.

Components

The incoming mails are handled by integrating SocketMail with your servers MTA (see MTA Integration section below). The integration with your server existing MTA (such as Exim/Qmail/Sendmail/Postfix) to enable SocketMail to process incoming mails and deliver them to user mailboxes.

As of version 2.2.8, SocketMail Pro comes with POP3/SMTP daemon as well as implementation via xinetd/inetd service. You may offer accounts to send and receive emails via their favourite email client such as Outlook. If you are using the daemon, the POP3/SMTP server can be turned on/off from the admin page (unless your php is on safe-mode, then you need to do it manually). Simple and easy to run. However, you have alternative to implement the POP3/SMTP server via your servers xinetd/inetd service. Therefore there are two (2) ways of implementing the POP3/SMTP service, either using the daemon or via xinetd/inetd service. Using the xinetd/inetd service may have more advantage as you may define more parameters as provided by xinetd/inetd service, they dont need to be restarted when your machine restarted and the service is a bit faster too.

MTA Integration

SocketMail can be integrated with your existing MTA on your server such as Exim, Qmail, Postfix or Sendmail. The integration involves manual process of modifying the MTA configuration file. This require certain level of knowledge in managing your server system.

With MTA integration process, you may define selected domains to be receive and process by SocketMail engine whilst the rest of the domains on your server still continue to have their mails managed and process by the existing MTA.

POP3 Server

SocketMail POP3 server is implemented using your server Inetd or Xinetd service (a TCP wrapper).

You may want to define SocketMail POP3 server to listen to other port number so that it will not conflict with the standard port 110. Because of the nature of retrieval POP3 is based on user action, you can tell your user to configure their e-mail client to retrieve mails using the port number you defined rather than the standard port.

Using E-mail Client

Using SocketMail Pro, each domain (and it users) can be configured and defined if they can send and receive e-mails using their favourite e-mail clients such as Outlook, Eudora and TheBat. This definition need to be defined by the Provider (refer to General Concept section) to the particular domain. The sending of e-mail from an e-mail client is done by connecting to an Outgoing/Outbound SMTP server. The mail retrieves by an e-mail client is normally done via POP3 server. Therefore to enable this service, Not only the configuration in the Administrator Control Panel (Admin CP) of SocketMail need to be proper, the Outgoing SMTP and the POP3 server should be up and running on your server.

The POP3 service been touched in the section above and the Outgoing SMTP will be touch in the next section.

Outgoing SMTP

You need to set-up the SocketMails Outgoing SMTP using xinetd service in your server. Again, the port should be a different port number than port 25. Because of the nature of sending e-mail from e-mail client is based on user action, you can tell your user to configure their e-mail client to define the outgoing mail server and port number you defined rather than the standard port.

WidgetWeb project is a framework for creating community-shared Web sites similar to wikis. These are Web sites where content and page composition can be edited via a Web browser.
A powerful permission model is provided to restrict which community members are allowed to edit. WidgetWeb is built on a simple premise: components comprise a web page and components can be nested to create more complicated effects. This provides for easy browser-based editing.
Main features:
- In-Place Editing - editing occurs through a web browser and in the context of the rest of the page.
- Edit One Item At A Time - edits occur for a single widget which reduces complexity.
- Nested Widgets - widgets can be nested to create different effects. Never worry again about remembering arcane macro names!
- Customizability - site look and feel and all components rely heavily on CSS which can be controlled by the site administrator. Those requiring additional control can replace implementations and resources.
- Permissions - control who can do what on your site.
- HTML Optional - its up to a component author to determine whether or not HTML is required.
- Fast - Typical pages render in less than a second.
- No Orphaned Pages - pages are either a child of the space or of another page. This means that pages are never orphaned.
- The "People", "Login and Register", and other links that reveal it is a dynamic site can all be hidden. This is especially appealing for companies looking for a lightweight CMS (as opposed to a tool to support collaboration).
- Built-in Server - can be ran without a web server (useful for personal wikis). May also be hosted in a servlet engine.
- Spaces allow for grouping of common pages.
Enhancements:
- This release introduces FCKEditor as the WYSIWYG editor, offering several enhancements including additional font control.
- Other changes include full IE6 and IE7 support, as well as performance improvements due to improved browser caching and reduced script sizes.

Servoy is an application development and deployment environment used to create and deploy user-interface applications. Servoy consists of a powerful GUI designer, is fully event-driven and scriptable through JavaScript to help you build and deploy your SQL database front-end applications much faster than in any other development environment.
For developers:
With Servoy you can build front-ends to databases in minutes -- without having to write any SQL code, even when combining data from multiple sources into one form. Servoy is based on industry standards. There is no need to learn a new programming language.
Checkout the feature list for a comprehensive overview of what is provided to simplify your work.
For corporate IT:
Database front-end applications developed with Servoy can use all popular SQL back-ends such as Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, IBM DB/2, IBM Informix, Sybase, OpenBase, Mysql, PostgreSQL, Firebird, etc. and combine data from different databases in one user interface (UI). Servoy can be deployed on all popular operating systems including Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, Solaris and other UNIX systems.
Main features:
- Internationalization
- Zero deployment client
- Multiple database support
- Solution version control
- Browser-style navigation
- Audit tracking
- CSS styles support.
Enhancements:
- Module development support
- Headless Client
- Servoy documentation has been updated and greatly expanded - now including more than 1800 pages of documentation with over 600 screenshots.

PDFTextStream project is a PDF text and metadata extraction library available for Java, Python, and .NET.

It supports all versions of the PDF document specification, (including v1.6, used by Acrobat 7), extraction of text encoded using double-byte character sets (including Chinese, Japanese, and Korean), decryption of 40-bit and 128-bit encrypted documents, and extraction of all document metadata provided by PDF documents (including form data, bookmarks, and annotations).

Easy integration with Jakarta Lucene is included.