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"xmlsh" is derived from the design and goals the unix shell and core commands but with XML expressions and documents added as core features to the shell. xmlsh can be used as a drop-in replacement for scripting xml transformations instead of sh.
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Balcora-project is open source GUI framework. It is basically Spring and SWT integration and has in addition powerful ways to manipulate data in forms and lists. Totally new approach for creating rich client applications!
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xmlfind
A command line tool to extract data from xml files
XmlFind is a small tool to extract data from an xml file in a format adapted to a classical Unix Shell pipeline. Think of it as a kind of find command that act on the content of a (or a set of) xml files. -
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KTable is a custom SWT table widget that provides a flexible grid of cells to display data. Since it is custom-drawn, it does not have the restrictions of the native SWT Table control.
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CLXmlToolkit is a command line utility written in Java to perform changes on a xml document using JDOM.
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Create a graph of your computer, with files, folders, emails, contacts ... as nodes and logical relations, associations as edges. Use this graph to control your computer and locate the data you need. See things in context!
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