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Split a single tar archive into multilpe ones (each one called a subtar), one per each each item inside, preserving tar format. Also allows to split an adb backup (tar format) by android app or shared storage.

DroidParts is a carefully crafted Android framework. RESTClient for GETting, PUTting, POSTing, DELETing & InputStream-getting, also speaks JSON. ImageFetcher to asynchronously attach images to ImageViews, with caching, cross-fade & transformation support.

The VCS to ICS Calendar Converter allows you to convert VCALENDAR files (for example generated by Nokia nbuexplorer or Microsoft Works) to the newer iCalendar format, used by Android and iOS for example. It allows the parsing of events and todo's.

ISO SAX is a callback-based parser for ISO container files (ISO/IEC 14496-12), e.g. MPEG-4. The libraries that are out there either won't run on Android, have many megabytes of dependent JARs, or will fail to parse your favorite media file due to a "technicality" it thinks it is mal-formed. For example, a perfectly good M4B file gets declared "invalid" because it had a video track in it (the album art), along with the sound track. Really!? Don't let these libraries "judge" the format...

A powerful Java Template Engine, great for building HTML or XML docs. Chunk can handle many other needs and situations as well. In-tag filters & default values, multiple snippets per file, layered themes, macros, conditional includes, localization & more.

The goal of this project is to provide a reusable library to transform common file formats to content objects and ContentProvider plugins to common file repositories like Filesystem, CMIS and others for iQser GIN Semantic Middleware (www.iqser.com).

JSefa is a simple library for stream-based serialization of java objects to XML, CSV, or FLR and back again using an iterator-style interface independent of the serialization format. There is a standard and an android edition available.

Apache module for servicing Android JSON RPC requests, if you want to develop pure java applications without the the bloat of J2EE take a closer look...