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ExiProcessor
Command-line program for processing Efficient XML Interchange (EXI)
ExiProcessor is a command-line program that encodes text XML files into binary EXI and decodes EXI files into XML. It uses the open source Java-based library EXIficient (http://exificient.sourceforge.net) as the EXI parser. In essence, ExiProcessor is a command-line interface to EXIficient. ExiProcessor can help people learn about the various EXI encoding and decoding options and how those options affect compression ratios. The source code itself can also be used as an example of how to... -
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Kabeja is a java library for parsing DXF and converting to SVG (dxf2svg). The library supports the SAX-api and can integrated into other applications (Cocoon,Batik). Tools for converting svg to jpeg, tiff, png and pdf are included .
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Java library for reading and writing of flat files. CSV, FLR (fixed length record) or mixed structures. Tree-style processing API. Adapters for SAX, Stax and XStream for transformation, data binding or serialization.
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The METS API is a Java API designed to aid developers in the processing and assembly of METS Documents.
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A processor for xml-transformations based on a processing model, which allows to define the transformations by stepwise refinement, in structured (imperative) programming languages and with respect to a given xml-target language.
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amorph is an any-to-XML-to-any data transformation library. Use amorph to read possibly ANY kind of data format required for further processing (csv,fixed length, xml, electronic bills, custom formats, ...) within your application.
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This project defines the Simple API for Binary REpresentations (SABRE) for processing hierarchically structured, binary-oriented documents, comparable to the Simple API for XML (SAX). The library is e.g. used in the Java ISO Image Creator (JIIC).
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Cairo (Complex Archive Ingest for Repository Objects) is a tool for processing digital archives prior to submitting them to archival storage for long-term preservation; among other features, this includes format identification and metadata extraction.
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Desktop and Mobile Device Management SoftwareDesktop Central is a unified endpoint management (UEM) solution that helps in managing servers, laptops, desktops, smartphones, and tablets from a central location.
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XIPL/XASM is a basic environment to build high-level Image Processing operations using a XML-based language. The idea is to compile the high-level XIPL language into a low-level one, XASM (XML-based too), using XSLT technology.
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proDMX is a library for the Processing programming language that allows to send and receive DMX messages through the serial port. It has been superseded by the dmxP512 library, available here: http://motscousus.com/stuff/2011-01_dmxP512
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joXSI is a .XSI 3D model file importer for Java. The goal is to have joXSI support everything in the .XSI file format, including inverse kinematics and skinned animation. joXSI is used in Wurm, which is a community-centric fantasy Java MMORPG.
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The DITA Open Platform is a free, open-source project which goal is to provide an enterprise platform for the edition, management and processing of DITA documents.
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Metaphile is a Java library for reading image metadata. It supports JFIF, JFXX, IPTC IIM (V3 and V4), EXIF (2.1 and 2.2) and XMP (Dublin Core, Photoshop, Iptc4XMPCore, Rights Management)
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Runes is a plugin-based framework that reverses the way of thinking about data processing: specify data accesses, and Runes will automatically choose an efficient representation for the data and execute the plugins to integrate it from different sources.
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Webiyo (pronounced "webby-O") is a small Java 1.5 library containing classes for generating web pages, processing forms, and unit-testing web sites. Since no template files are used, it allows you to take full advantage of your IDE's refactoring tools.
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LiMa means Lightweight Markup Language. It is a parser for an easy to use ASCII/Text-based markup - comparable to Markdown or the Wikipedia-Markup language with special configurable extensions in defining Links and image-resources.
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Simple plain text layout library. Can be utilized for html-to-text (html2text) conversion with its HTML reading support.
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A set of libraries which includes: - Time schedule library - HTTP communication library - Generic parser library - Image processing library
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Domify is a Java library which adapts an arbitrary graph of Java objects to a W3C DOM interface. The DOM nodes are lazy-loaded to minimize processing overhead.
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BinML is a specification and a Java library. It takes XML specifications of (binary) file formats as input and while parsing a binary file it builds an Abstract File Tree containing all the information in a more processing friendly format.
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Query-Oriented Model for XML is a lightweight library for XPath-oriented XML processing. QOM-based code is cleaner and simpler than code written using traditional XML processing libraries.
