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libwbxml is a library to encode and decode WBXML (WAP Binary XML). It was migrated to GitHub. The pages on Sourceforge are only available for historical reasons as it was used in the past for development and releasing.
The wbxml-stream library is a Java StAX implementation for the WBXML format. StAX - Streaming API for XML is a standard API inside JavaSE for parsing XML documents. WBXML - WAP binary XML is a binary representation of XML used mainly for transmitting XML in a more compact way. In other words the wbxml-stream library lets java parse and encode WBXML documents using StAX.
The WBXML Library is a C library for handling WBXML (Wireless Binary XML) documents. It consists of a WBXML Parser (with a SAX like interface), a generic WBXML Encoder, and an internal representation of the document (WBXMLTree).
A pure Java WAP 1.x protocol stack including a WBXML decoder and encoder that can even be used independently from jwap. This is NOT a toolkit for composing WML pages!
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Streaming WBXML Parser is a C++ library that is capable of
parsing a WBXML stream via Push or a Pull manner and generating
WBXML. The parsing interface is based on SAX 1.0. The implementation
processes every incoming byte immediately without buffering