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Titan Poker Biorhythms Hits: 11 ***** 0.0 FindinSite-JS Java Servlet website search engine Hits: 11 ***** 0.0 MinML Hits: 15 ***** 0.0 Titan Poker Biorhythms FindinSite-JS is a Search MinML is an XML parser   calculates the high, low engine for web sites that written in Java. It was   & critical periods of consist of HTML, PDF, DOC, written to be used in   your biorhythms to give you XLS, PPT and TXT files. embedded Java systems   an indepth look at Keep your search engine up where storage space is at a   what's in store for you to date - schedule premium. The code is quite   before you go play poker. FindinSite-JS to index your compact, but MinML was also   Multilingual charts can be web site or intranet designed to minimise the   printed out in A4/letter, regularly, with a report heap space used by the   portrait/landscape format. emailed automatically. program when parsing a     Administrators can document. MinML does not     then feel assured that support DTDs - MinML reads     their search engine is up to and ignores DTDs, and Mixed     date with everyone's content - this is not     changes. The search allowed. Supported features     screens are automatically are: Attributes, Empty     shown in the user's elements, Entity references,     preferred language. 14 Character references, and     Western and Asian languages CDATA sections.     are supported. The       FindinSite-JS output can be       customised using template       files and variables.       Search words in web pages       can be highlighted.       FindinSite-JS is a Java       servlet Web Application that       is easy to deploy in       any Java servlet engine or       application server.       FindinSite-JS has been       tested in Apache Tomcat and       JServ, BEA WebLogic Server,       Borland Enterprise       Server, IBM WebSphere,       Macromedia JRun, Sun Java       System Web Server and       Sun Java System       Application Server.     Date: Aug, 15 2006 Date: Sep, 29 2005 Date: Jul, 26 2000