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Escapade

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With this Win32 console
DnsSwitch is a perl script
Escapade, or ESP for short,
A knowledgebase system
application you can see how
that can be used to switch
is a server-side scripting
allowing to store, access,
much disk space is wasted on
the ip of a domain to other
language that provides an
search and explore knowledge
your drive. The larger the
ip in case of failure. The
interface to back-end
within your organization,
cluster size, the more space
script will run on the
database contents.
department or team.
is wasted. The program can
server that is hosting the
Specifically designed to
 
also give you a statistics
nameservers for a domains
create dynamic information
 
about the cluster size,
and check that domain for
from this data, Escapade can
 
total size of a drive,
availability over the HTTP
be used to generate any kind
 
available space on the
protocol, if the server that
of document - HTML, XML,
 
drive, number of files,
hosts the domain responds
text, and more. Unlike many
 
number of directories, etc.
then the script does
scripting languages
 
 
nothing, if the server does
currently available,
 
 
not respond then the script
Escapade boasts a relaxed
 
 
replaces the ip of the
and forgiving learning
 
 
domain with the ip of a
curve. Another key
 
 
backup server that hosts the
characteristic of ESP is its
 
 
domain.
ability to not only supplant
 
 
 
other scripts, but to
 
 
 
co-exist comfortably with
 
 
 
them as well. Rather than
 
 
 
the esoteric scripting of
 
 
 
Perl of PHP, ESP syntax more
 
 
 
closely resembles BASIC.
 
 
 
This makes ESP a comparative
 
 
 
pleasure for web developers.
 
 
 
Anyone with a solid
 
 
 
knowledge of HTML can be up
 
 
 
and running with Escapade in
 
 
 
a matter of hours. You just
 
 
 
need to add two lines to
 
 
 
httpd.conf, extract the
 
 
 
binaries to your cgi-bin and
 
 
 
you are up and running.
 


Date: Aug, 20 2004


Date: Nov, 27 2004


Date: Sep, 10 2001


Date: Oct, 25 2006
1. A page that has HTML
Desktop Sticky Note is a post
QuickDev is a suite of 5 web
Gsoftpad is multi languages,
errors can be difficult for
it note software that allows
developer programs: QuickDev
multi OS software for
a Search Engine Spider to
you to create customizable
Tags (Custom tag and snippet
create, valid and edit PAD
crawl. Thus it is advisable
sticky notes that remain on
Manager and Storage
file. PAD stands for
to have your page HTML
your desktop and serve as
program), QuickDev Data
Portable Application
validated to spot any errors
organizers for all your
(Quickly view the database
Description. By using the
that may be there in the
tasks and appointments. With
schema (tables and fields)
PAD system, developers save
page. 2. RankQuest HTML
Desktop Sticky Notes v2.3
of any system DSN), QuickDev
time by having to create a
Validator spots all errors
you can: * Organize and plan
Meta (Choose your meta tags,
description of their
in your page based on W3C
your daily routine* Keep all
edit them, then add them to
software packages only once.
standards and lists them
your tasks within the reach
single web files or every
Saved in XML file and stored
with the line number so that
of one single click *
webfile in a directory),
on web server, this
you can make necessary
Prioritize and organize your
QuickDev Stamp (Enter your
description can then be
corrections.
tasks. Desktop Sticky Note
design stamp, then add them
uploaded quickly to all
 
is the ideal tool for
to single web files or every
sites that support PAD.
 
organizing your life and
web file in a directory.),
Webmasters can process these
 
business.
and Quickdev Color (Quickly
PAD files and extract the
 
 
select a browser safe HTML
data appropriate for their
 
 
color code (HEX))
site. They can keep the
 
 
 
contents of their site
 
 
 
current by polling PAD files
 
 
 
on the web sites of the
 
 
 
authors of the software they
 
 
 
list.


Date: Oct, 02 2006


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Date: Aug, 02 2001


Date: Dec, 24 2004
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