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Atomic Subscription Manager (ASM) is a program for automatic management of subscriber lists, it supports an unlimited number of subscriber lists, as well as an unlimited number of e-mail addresses in each list. E.g. your users can just send messages with SUBSCRIBE / REMOVE in the subject line in order to get into / out of your subscription list. ASM is built to allow the lists to contain practically any sort of additional information, the number of rules for managing subscriptions is not limited either.

SM manages subscription or unsubscription by email subject. It lets you monitor the InBox for particular subject line and automatically save/remove the sender's email address to/from a specified mailing lists generating notifications according to the schedule you defined.

Actually, Atomic Subscription Manager doesn't depend on email client you use.

Just create your project in Subscription Manager by choosing the mailing list and entering the rules for managing subscriptions/unsubscriptions to that list. That is all! The program needs to be set up only once in the beginning, then it will do all scheduled tasks automatically within the specified time intervals.

SM supports an unlimited number of projects and mailing lists, as well as an unlimited number of e-mail addresses in each list. The number of rules for managing subscriptions is not limited either.

• oute HTTP requests depending on statically assigned cookies
• Spread the load among several servers while assuring server persistence through the use of HTTP cookies
• Switch to backup servers in the event a main one fails
• Accept connections to special ports dedicated to service monitoring
• Stop accepting connections without breaking existing ones
• Add/modify/delete HTTP headers both ways
• Block requests matching a particular pattern

WodHttpDLX is a HTTP client ActiveX control that provides easy, both high and low level access to the complete HTTP protocol. It's primary purpose is to retrieve documents and other resources from the WEB. It was designed to be as programmer-friendly as possible. You will find it can be fully automated to get you requested resource, but also can be used by advanced programmers under complete control from your code.

Default behavior of wodHttpDLX is to do as much as possible to get resource you request - it will automatically connect, try to pass through proxy server (if set), try to authenticate with both proxy and the server, follow redirections,..., until it finally grabs requested resource, and then it will disconnect. If the problem occurs during this automation, you will receive notification about failure, so you can request the resource again using different information provided.

Or..

You can use wodHttpDLX to manually connect to the server, send request, check received response, parse received data by yourself - almost all aspect of HTTP protocol is covered by wodHttpDLX. You can have full control over it's behavior if needed - it's all up to you to decide which path you will go.

Features:

• Supports all known and unknown request methods: Get, Post, Put, Delete,...., and you can even use your custom ones
• Besides HTTP requests, it can also handle secured SSL/TLS requests
• Supports many different proxies, including Socks, MSProxy, Squid ...
• Can authenticate both on Proxy, and on protected WEB pages
• Includes HTML Parser standalone component for easy extracting data from retrieved pages (more information here)
• Supports Basic, Digest and NTLM, authentications
• In SSL mode it can also authenticate using client certificate
• Has separate Request and Response objects
• Creates Cookies collection for both Request and Response objects to access cookies the easy way
• Has interface to help you post and upload data to the server - with ease!
• Provides access to retrieved resource through string property, but also through file on the disk
• Supports blocking and non-blocking mode
• Allows direct interaction with headers - you can check and set Cookies with just one line
• It is a standalone solution - no extra DLLs required!

• Fix in component waiting for response even server sent 204 (No content)

JSCAPE Secure FTP Server is a platform independent managed file transfer server that supports FTP, secure FTP (FTP over SSL), SFTP/SSH, HTTP, HTTPS and WebDAV protocols. JSCAPE Secure FTP Server greatly simplifies the process of securely exchanging data with trading partners and automation of file transfer processes, resulting in increased productivity and immediate return on investment.

Features of JSCAPE Secure FTP Server

• Platform independent - Support for Windows, Linux, Solaris and Mac OS X environments.
• Data protection - Protect sensitive data using secure SSL encryption with support for both explicit and implicit SSL.
• HIPAA compliance - Using secure FTP data is protected during transit to meet HIPAA compliance requirements.
• Multiple protocol support - Support for both FTP and secure FTP (FTP over SSL) protocols.
• IP access rules - Lock down your server using access rules based on client IP address.
• Virtual file system - Define virtual directories and permissions for your users.
• Virtual hosting - Create multiple FTP server instances each with their own users and configuration.
• Remote administration - Securely manage your servers remotely from anywhere in the world.
• Logging - Customizable logging support allowing you to log only those events that are important to you.
• Passive port redirection - Specify a different IP address to use in response to passive client connections. Ideal for use in environments that use NAT.
• Passive port range - Specify a range of ports to use for passive connections. Ideal for use in environments with strict firewall configurations.