Axel Framework provides you with an easy to implement Java framework that can perform different tasks during page processing, in order to extend XML and HTML. Actions can be as simple as inserting a page, to as complex as building query results from...
Add Windows XP Taskbar functionality to your software. AxExplorerBar is based on the 'Taskbar' navigation menu bar introduced in Windows XP. An ExplorerBar provides a visually attractive and versatile way to present a grouped list of options. Common usage...
AxGC ActiveX Control is interactive 2D graphical tool for developing scientific and mathematical software. It features: dynamic scaling graphics, simple 2D-animation, polynomial fitting, built-in inner fast JScript and VBScript interpreters also saving...
Creates backups of your MySQL tables from your site(s) online MySQL database(s). Backups are saved locally on your computer, NOT on your ISP's. You have full control of your businesses critical data. You can back up as many databases as you desire from as...
AMPC compiles ANSI C programs directly into Java bytecodes to run on any platform where a Java runtime is available. AMPC can also be used to integrate C and Java programs since AMPC's C functions can directly call numerous Java methods and vice versa....
Axommsoft PDF merger software can join multiple Adobe PDF files together either secure or password protected. This Software facilitates to set the method of merging like part of PDF, odd pages, even pages, or all pages. User can reverse concatenate the...
OnTime for Windows is a Team-Based Project Management Sytem for tracking software bugs, defects, issues, feature requests and todo lists. Designed with .NET and SQL Server technologies, OnTime provides a fast and scalable system for defect tracking (bug...
OnTime Web Server is a Team-Based Project Management Sytem for tracking software bugs, defects, issues, feature requests and helpdesk incidents. Designed with ASP.NET and SQL Server, OnTime provides a fast and scalable system for defect tracking (bug...
