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Perl Open Directory Project - XML - Parsers

Name	Perl Open Directory Project
Author	Anil Aswani
Category	XML / Parsers
HomePage Address	Click to Visit
Download Link	Click to Download
No. of hits	34
This application consists of a program which is used to parse RDF dumps from the Open Directory Project into customizable HTML, a script that should be available in future to create pages for your site dynamically.

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