Free Data Integration Software

Apatar Data Mashup Integration by Apatar, Inc.

Apatar is the open source leader in data mashup integration. Apatar brings ETL (Extract, Transform, and Load) functions and allows easily join your desktop data with the web. Connectors include: Salesforce.com, Amazon, MySQL, PostreSQL, Oracle, MS SQL, Compiere, SugarCRM, Oracle, XML, CSV and even Flickr. Visual job designer and mapping enable non-developers to perform transformations. Integrate Web 2.0 APIs. Visit http://www.apatar.com.

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Djuggler Personal by Digital Architects

Data Juggler automates repetitive web & data tasks by configuration, instead of coding. Djuggler enables you to create automation scripts for combining data, load testing, data cleansing, reporting, etc. The easy-to-use drag-and-drop interface creates scripts that can be deployed as stand-alone Windows executables. The setup includes demo scripts. Visit www.djuggler.com for the script service and repository.

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.NET Communication Library by ComponentSpot

Smilla’s .NET Communication Library is a small network protocol library for use with .NET Framework languages. The class library of Microsoft’s .NET Framework does not support certain common communication protocols, such as NNTP and POP3. Developers can use this library to add NNTP protocol support to their applications. The library is written in C#. It is distributed under the GNU Lesser General Public License.

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Harddisk Search and Stats by Freebyte

Freeware file and disk search engine. Searches multiple text-based files an folders recursively. You can use as many search-phrases as you want within one search, also: filter using file extensions, file-date, file-size; search with wildcards, (reverse)-sort on file-date and -size. The program has an internal file viewer; you can also specify an external file viewer. The search-filter can import all file extensions from a folder (recursively).

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