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    COBOL copybook to XML converter

    Converts cobol copybooks to Xml/Java objects

    CB2XML (CopyBook to XML) is a COBOL CopyBook to XML converter written in Java and based on the SableCC parser generator. This project includes utilities to convert an XML instance file into its COBOL copybook equivalent string buffer and vice versa. Source is now available in GitHub: https://github.com/bmTas/cb2xml
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    This is a parser in Java for Lisp S-expressions. An S-expression or sexp (for symbolic expression) is a convention for representing data using parentheses.
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    Dynamic COBOL copybook parser for Java. Supports parsing and writing of application data based on parsed copybooks. Coverts COBOL types to Java types and back to COBOL types with validation.
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    Jitterbit is an open source integration tool that delivers a quick and simple way to design, configure, test, and deploy integration solutions. It supports many document types and protocols: XML, web services, database, LDAP, text, FTP, HTTP(S), file
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    Java API for NMEA programming. Java Parser for NMEA Streams.
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    ParseMeFree is the NMEA 1083 lightweight parser library written in Java. The library is used to parse NMEA ASCII frames to Java readable objects.
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    The first and only open source RFID software suite.
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    Mirage implements an complete 100% transparent Object Relational mapping for Java. It builds the database schema incrementally, to support incremental development and refactoring as it happens in Extreme Programming.
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    Provide access to structured file formats (dbase, arff, csv, bibtex) as JDBC ResultSet
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    Talisman is an interpreter for a logical markup language. This language contains the content and logic of a web (or, in the future, Java Swing) based user interface, including arbitrary datatypes and processing actions.
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