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XPS is a web-based technology that is dedicated to reducing web development time and cost. XPS is a robust and secure engine that powers modular technologies such as news feeds, document editors, forums and real-time chats.

Verdantium is an OpenDoc-like compound-document framework, and an open-source alternative to frameworks underlying OpenOffice, StarOffice, Corel Office, and Microsoft Office. Written in JUndo / Java JFC/Swing/Java-2D See http://verdantium.blogspot.com/

Graphist uses PHP's GD library to produce data plots, in real time, served up as standard images for consumption by web pages (though such images could be saved for use in other document types).

includes several pygame scripts and pygame libraries. the scripts are a tile editor and a level editor. the libraries include a state engine, a full featured gui, html rendering, document layout, text rendering, sprite and tile engine, and a timer.

SDoc is a fast, easy to use Java syntax highlighting library for Swing. It is implemented as a custom Swing text document that uses JFlex.

Toxicity is a open source XML microkernel for document oriented development based on Java. It provides support for processing all kinds of informations that can be represented in form of XML documents.

JXSchema :: Java Swing XML Instance Editor JavaBean, dynamically generated from XML Schema document. Features real-time XML Schema validation. Creates XML instance documents that conform to the source XML Schema document.

Xeditium is a framework of extensible XML document editior/browser with Swing and Web interfaces on a recursive bootstrap mechanism of JavaWebStart. It launches Tapestry/Jetty httpd internally and serves dynamic generated JNLP files.

GTK ADI Library. GTK ADI Library is a GTK widget library which implements an ADI widget framework. ADI is Advanced Document Interface: yet another approach to MDI - Multi Document Interface.

This control allows the display of documents in your system with just about a single line of code. The control allows absolute precision to determine locations on the displayed PDF (for example, where on the page, in PDF units, is the mouse at a given point in time). It grew out of the need to replace Adobe Reader as the PDF document renderer in CursiVision and provides the exact location(s) so CursiVision (and other software ?) can make precise coordinate transformations.