Free access data software for mac

Web iPhoto Access 2.5 provides you with a professional tool which help to share your iPhoto Libraries over the internet. As soon as you have uploaded pictures or movies from your camera to your library, you want these pictures to be available to your friends, family or whoever.

WiPhA provides a powerful, beautiful and easy to use web interface to your libraries as well as automatic photocast of all your albums. Moreover, people can easily download a bunch of pictures and import them in their own iPhoto library with your captions and comments. WiPhA provides extensive search capabilities to easily browse your pictures, even in a big library.

Major Features:

1. Full featured yet easy web access to your iPhoto Libraries:
   • Extensive search capabilities (albums, captions, comments, dates, keywords)
   • Unique "date map" feature to get a quick overview of the entire library and select the period to browse
   • Manual or automatic slideshow mode
   • Share multiple iPhoto libraries
   • Button to e-mail links to the photos you have displayed and to the associated photocast album
   • Display the full size pictures and EXIF data
   • Automatic update notification
2. Photocast your albums for free
   • Every Album is automatically photocast (rss feed) without requiring a .mac account!
   • Photocast may be used with iPhoto 6 or any RSS reader on any OS
3. Export pictures
   • Users can select multiple pictures and download them as a single zip
   • User can then import these pictures in an other iPhoto library and keep their captions and comments with the provided AppleScript
4. Enforce your privacy
   • WiPhA support user logins and password that you set
   • You determine which albums each user sees
   • Web access and photocast albums are both protected (with the same logins)
   • No direct access to files (all data are filtered before being delivered)
5. Standard compliant
   • XHTML 1.0
   • CSS2
   • RSS 2.0
   • Web 2.0 - Ajax
6. Light and fast
   • Ajax technology used to limit bandwidth usage and get faster responses
   • No need to have iPhoto running, or even to be logged in
   • No background process will be installed in your account
   • WiPhA relies on the iPhoto data (but doesn't modify it) as much as possible to avoid generating new thumb images
   • Generated data are cached and reused.

Requirements:

• For you, on the server side
• • iPhoto Library version 4, 5 or 6
  • Mac OSX 10.5.x (tested), 10.4.x (tested) or 10.3.x (not tested) [Universal binaries]
  • Mac OSX default PHP or Entropy PHP5 package (tested)
• For your users (and you as a user)
• • A W3C compliant web browser with Javascript support enabled (tested on Safari, Shiira, Camino, Firefox, Opera). IE roughly works but the result is ugly, and a few features are missing).
  • and/or a RSS aggregator supporting basic HTTP authentication to subscribe to photocasts. Tested with iPhoto 6, NetNewsWire, Safari, Thunderbird.

1. Base
2. Blogger
3. Calendar
4. Picasa Web Albums
5. Spreadsheets
6. Documents List
7. Contacts
8. YouTube
9. Google Apps Provisioning
10. Code Search
11. Notebook
    

ODX-Lib covers the more complex parts of the ISO standard by a common API and provides a common in-memory data model for tools dealing with such vehicle diagnostic data.
NOTE: ODX-Lib is licensed and distributed under the terms of the GNU Library or Lesser General Public License (LGPL).

System requirements:
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Enhancements
- Bugfix regarding the refresh of ID- and OID-maps.

Tour de Flex includes over 200 running samples, each with source code, links to documentation, and other details. Topics include the Flex core components, Flex data access, AIR desktop capabilities, cloud APIs, data visualization, mapping, and a growing collection of custom components, effects, and skins.

ERDDAP (the Environmental Research Divisions Data Access Program) aggregates scientific data from diverse local and remote sources and offers a simple, consistent way to download subsets of the data in common file formats and make graphs and maps.
This particular ERDDAP installation has oceanographic data (for example, data from satellites and buoys).
Without ERDDAP, when a person (or a computer program) looks on the Internet for a specific type of scientific data (for example, oceanographic data like satellite sea surface temperature data), there are many problems.

Main features:
- Aggregates data from diverse local and remote sources.
- Offers several ways to search for datasets of interest (see options at right).
- Lets you make requests in a standardized way, regardless of the data sources request protocol.
- Gridded data is available via the DAP hyperslab protocol and WMS.
- Tabular data is available via the DAP constraint protocol.
- ERDDAP also provides Data Access Forms (web pages) which help humans create the DAP requests. OPeNDAPs DAP is the recommended IOOS DMAC data transport mechanism and a NASA EOSDIS standard. (DAP is great!)
- lets you choose the file format for the results (for example, .html table, ESRI .asc, Google Earth .kml, .mat, .nc, .csv, .tsv, .json, .xhtml, .png).
standardizes the dates+times in the results, either as:
- To avoid time zone and daylight savings confusion, time values are always converted to the UTC time zone.
lets you request .png and .pdf image files with graphs and maps of the data, in addition to the raw data. Three special uses of these images are:
- Web page authors can embed a graph with the latest data in a web page using an HTML tag.
- Anyone can use ERDDAPs Slide Sorter to build a personal web page that displays graphs with the latest data (or other images or HTML content), each in its own, draggable slide.
- Anyone can use or make Google Gadgets to display images with the latest data on their iGoogle home page.
- Offers email/URL and RSS subscriptions, so you can be notified whenever a dataset changes.
- Is a web application (for humans with browsers) and a web service (for computer programs). ERDDAP has REST- and ROA-style links to make ERDDAPs services available to computer programs, so that other web applications and web services can be built on top of ERDDAP.

NetXMS is a new and rapidly developing monitoring system, released under GPL2 license. NetXMS can be used for monitoring entire IT infrastructure, starting with SNMP-capable hardware (like switches and routers) and ending with applications on your servers.
NetXMS is an extremely reliable and powerful monitoring system, enabling you to improve your network availability and service levels.
The system has three-tier architecture: the information is collected by monitoring agents (either our own high-performance agents or SNMP agents) and delivered to monitoring server for processing and storing.
Network administrator can access collected data using Windows-based Management Console, WEB Interface or Management Console for PocketPC.
Having been designed with flexibility and scalability in mind, NetXMS features a wide range of supported platforms, leaving you the freedom of choice of platform(s) for your network.
NetXMS currently supports the following databases: PostgreSQL, MySQL, Microsoft SQL and Oracle. Due to the modular structure of the system, support for other SQL databases can be added upon request in a matter of days.

Main features:
- NetXMS allows monitoring network devices, servers and applications from one management server
- Configuration and access to monitoring data take place through the user-friendly and customizable Windows-based GUI
- NetXMS ability to send e-mails and SMS notifications, or execute external programs as a reaction to any event, enables you to receive warning notifications based on collected values
- Ability to organize monitored objects into hierarchical structure to represent service dependencies
- Centralized agent upgrade
- Layer 3 IP topology autodiscovery
- Portable client library
- Very flexible event processing
- Remote actions
- Flexible access control configuration

Enhancements
- Fixed compilation problems on some UNIX platforms
- Fixed incorrect behaviour of Disk.Free parameter on some Windows systems
- Fixed broken Windows 2000 support (issue #248)