A Java-based tactical RPG created for a high school project.
...It makes use of an XML database which can be modified by users to create new content such as maps, units, weapons, items, and armor. The XML parsing and serializing methods employed by the game engine make use of both the XOM (http://www.xom.nu/) and XStream (http://xstream.codehaus.org/index.html) open source Java XML libraries.
AtomXOM provides an implementation of the IETF Atom Syndication Format (RFC 4287) built on top of XOM, and designed for extensibility. AtomXOM also provides tools for creating and reading RFC 5005 paged and archive feeds.
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There exist many implementations of XML parsers that create DOM. The Radiance DomProfiler parses an XML file and builds a DOM from a handful of available parsers - CRIMSON, DOM4J, JDOM, SPARTA, XOM, XERCES, XPP - to compare time taken and memory used.
Xanot is an XOM (Xml to Object Mapper). Very similar to well known Apache Digester. But it uses java 5 annotation feature. So that the classes can "tell" the parser how to map xml data into its object model.
onmac (aka winxponmac aka XOM) is a tool that allows you to boot windows xp on an intel mac. Similar to Apple's boot camp. This software is open source and will allow users to boot windows XP after the boot camp beta expires.
Xom (Xml Object Model) is a lightweight, powerful, and extensible framework for representing Java gui elements. Also, general java gui tools/frameworks for creating impressive user interfaces. Includes a basic PDF viewer, and various gui components.
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...The focus is on a hybridized model that blends pattern-based and event-based
models for XML processing, as well as supporting the leading tree-based models (DOM, JDOM, dom4j, XOM, etc.).