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Compresses HTML by removing unecessary white space. Compacts HTML so that web pages are 20% smaller and hence 20% faster. It does this by removing all unnecessary white space. To fluff files up again, I suggest using SlickEdit beautify. The file will render on browsers exactly as they did before. Any sections are left intact. No comments are removed. See http://mindprod.com/projects/compactor.html for how it works. NOTE THE COMPACTOR JUST COMPACTS YOUR HTML. IT DOES NOT FLUFF UP AGAIN.

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Echoserver

See what browsers and programs are sending to an HTTP Server. Simple server just dumps whatever it receives on the console. Echoserver is misnamed because it does not actually eocho what it receives back back to the browesr.

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Comparators

Java classes to include in your programs. Includes: HTMLArrayComparator.java: Compares two arrays of Strings of HTML, ignoring embedded tags. HTMLComparator.java: Compares two Strings of HTML, ignoring embedded tags. StringComparator.java: Compares two Strings, case sensitive. StringComparatorIgnoreCase.java: Compares two Strings, case insensitive. See http://mindprod.com/jgloss/comparators.html for general information on using comparators and generics. Not useful on its own, though you can run the debugging harness with: java com.mindprod.comparators.Comparators Why the orange slice logo? Comparing apples and oranges, though Comparators are primarily for comparing Objects of the same class.

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CanadianTax

Calculates Canadian sales taxes: GST HST and PST. Java Applet that can also be run as an application. Requires Java version 1.3 or later. Java source code and sample HTML included. This version computes by adding GST HST and PST to a base price. It currently does not work in reverse given the final price working backwards to get the taxes and base price. In other words it will not tell you the sticker price to make something come out even after taxes are added. The distributed version is absolutely identical to the registered version, and includes Java source and sample HTML. You may use the code freely in your own programs. You don''t need to register multiple copies. To install, Extract the zip download with Winzip, available from http://www.winzip.com (or similar unzip utility) into any directory you please, often C:\ -- ticking off the "user folder names" option. To run as an application, type: java -jar C:\com\mindprod\canadiantax\canadiantax.jar adjusting as necessary to account for where the jar file is.

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LEDataStream

Little-endian replacements for DataInputStream, DataOutputStream and RandomAccessFile. They work just like DataInputStream, DataOutputStream and RandomAccessFile except they work with little-endian binary data. Normally Java binary I/O is done with big-endian data, with the most significant byte of an integer or float first. Intel and Windows 95 tend to work with little endian data in native files. LEDataInputStream, LEDataOutputstream and LERandomAccessFile will let you read and write such files. Source code provided. The java.nio (new I/O) package that is new with JDK1.4 has ByteBuffer and friends that support big and little endian. That way you don''t need LEDataStream. LEDataStream is simpler. Version 1.6 just deprecates the readLine method in keeping with the deprecation of the underlying DataInput.readLine method. Why the egg icon? In Jonathan Swift''s Gulliver''s Travels, two countries fought over which end of the end was best to break it, the little or big end, mirroring the struggle between the users of little and big endian binary formats. See http://mindprod.com/jgloss/endian.html

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Wassup

Wassup lets you know what is going on with your Java environment. It will tell you the System Properties, as many as the Security system will let you peek at. This includes such things as which JVM is running, which version of Java, which vendor. It may be run as either an Applet or an application. When you run Wassup as an application it shows you considerably more information. The Java sandbox considers it a security risk to reveal that information to an Applet. As an application, you can see all the possible System Properties. When you run as an unsigned Applet, your view is much more limited. If you OK the Java sandbox security override, it will let you view the restricted properties.

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Replicator

The Replicator lets you distribute large numbers of files to many people efficiently. The software automatically downloads just the changed files and deletes ones no longer part of the distribution. Unlike other similar tools, all it requires is an ordinary HTTP website. It requires no code to run on the server. It can also work with CDs, and LANs. Custom configured for each customer. Not free. Registration includes help in setting up the configuration file. See http://mindprod.com/webstarts/replicatormanual.html to read how it works. See http://mindprod.com/webstarts/replicator.html to see it in action to download the mindprod.com site and keep it up to date. Why the spectrograph rainbow spectrum? Darned if I can remember. Perhaps the lines just represent the various files it distributes.

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