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...We keep using the Sourceforge infrastructure that has served as well for many years to host forums and mailing lists. XMLUnit for .NET 0.x is not maintained any longer. [1] https://github.com/xmlunit [2] https://sourceforge.net/p/xmlunit/mailman/xmlunit-general/

...It also contains hooks for integration into Jersey2 to enable rapid development of RESTful services, or even websites, if you enable JSP functionality for Jersey. If there is a demand, I could add a plugin to render views using things like Velocity, etc. See https://sourceforge.net/p/wicca/wiki/Home/ for more documentation

FAT-FREE is a powerful and lightweight PHP 5.3+ Web application framework designed to help you build dynamic and robust Web sites - fast! Unlike other PHP frameworks, Fat-Free aims to be usable - not usual.

The program processes the given source XML file according to command-line arguments. It can validate the file (with -x or -d option) or query XPath expression (with -p option). Usage: java -jar clivaq.jar -- shows the help screen java -jar clivaq.jar -d <file.dtd> <file.xml> -- validates the <file.xml> java -jar clivaq.jar -x <file.xsd> <file.xml> -- validates the <file.xml> java -jar clivaq.jar -p "<XPath expression>" <file.xml> -- evaluates an XPath expression

DTD parser, manipulator, and generator Java library licensed under LGPL. Start here: http://acct001.com/wordpress/?p=5

Unit Testing Framework - XSLT (UTF-X) is a JUnit extension for testing XSLT stylesheets.

OPM is a portable benchmark tool with a uniform performance unit across various platforms.

Geographic tag manipulator - a simple XSLT-based tool to add, remove, or change tags of OpenStreetMap objects.

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.

MOVED: http://code.google.com/p/rssfilter/ Selects and/or rejects articles from RSS feeds based on keywords you supply. Runs in your taskbar! Originally intended to filter new content from scientific journals such as PRL or the arxiv (cond-mat, etc)