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Content adaptation platform that adapts internet content to any mobile device in real time. Includes features such as device detection, image transcoding, DOM manipulation, XML/RSS feed support and much more.
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A flexible Java-to-XML serializer to output any Java object to XML. Support for many Java API types built-in, as well as a configurable generic serializer to handle many custom types, and a simple API to extend support to object-specific types.
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A servlet (or a bunch of servlets) to access a database, perform ddlutils tasks (retrieve, create and update from or to a description). Uses the apache.org ddlutils (and some other libraries).
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Your monitoring isn't a stack. It's a pile. Fix that.Replace Datadog, New Relic, and Sentry without adding three more dashboards.
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The mtconverter convert files from the MT940 format to the OFX format so that bank transactions can be imported in the GnuCash banking software. Successfully tested with ABNAMRO and GnuCash version 2.2.6
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Water: a fast, secure, dynamic OO language and database. Water is an all-purpose language (and meta-language) that runs Web applications in the browser or server-side. Water is compatible with .NET, Java, and C on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X system.
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Semantic Web pipes is powerful data level mashup tools based on RDF.Semantic Web pipes are defined in XML and when executed they fetch RDF graphs on the Web, operate on them, and produce an RDF output which is itself accessible via a stable URL.
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The project consist in an open source implementation of the W3C Recommendation of the XML Key Management Specification 2.0 XKMS 2.0. It is compound of a XKMS Server and a Client API to access to the Server via Web Service.
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The Java-Sitemapper is a Java API for building sitemap files to improve search indexing on Google, Yahoo!, MSN, and Ask.com. This project strives to implement the latest in search technology for use on the Java platform.
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A package that works with Apache Velocity and allows you to build web pages and other content from reusable Velocity template fragments, controlled by hierarchies of layout descriptions in XML.
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XIPL/XASM is a basic environment to build high-level Image Processing operations using a XML-based language. The idea is to compile the high-level XIPL language into a low-level one, XASM (XML-based too), using XSLT technology.
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Provides access to the Smack XMPP client library packet extensions via XMLBeans binding framework. Mapper converts XML Beans document objects to the Smack packet extensions and vice versa.
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--This project is dead, someone else did it better. Search for MenuMate instead. I am writing a new app that will do the same thing as this one but with a gui instead of xml-- XML - MSG is a program that will take a special xml file and convert it into TES Script, that you can paste into the CS. It is set to default for an activator in GameMode, but you can change that yourself.
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COLLADA Refinery is a GUI-based application for creating content pipelines for 3D assets using modular components called conditioners. Contact a project admin to become a developer!
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Send XMPP (Gtalk/Google Talk also supported) messages (thanks to Jabber) within a single line of PL/SQL code, get buddies list and status in relational tables (or xml) on Oracle 11g.
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VINE is a vocabulary Integration Environment Tool, developed at MMI. It allows to create fast mappings and alignments from ontologies in OWL. VOC2OWL is a tool to create ontologies from ASCII files. They are both JAVA based and are delivered as a Rich Cl
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Scan, the Semantic Content ANnotator, is a semantic pipeline that helps connecting information extraction tools to semantic database. UIMA-based, it allows easy plugin-writing: information extraction, ontology control, store in RDF Repositories.
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GpxUpdate helps you manage your modifications and alterations to geocaching.com GPX data files, enabling you to save the differences between your GPX files and the ones that are emailed to you by geocaching.com, and re-apply them to future GPX files.
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This API enables objects to be easily passed from Java to JavaScript via XML. It consists of a Java library and a JavaScript file. The Java recursively turns any bean or collection into XML. The JavaScript returns an object similar to the Java object.
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The main purpose of this project is to develop a Graphic policy definition editor implemented in Java language and based on the XACML standard which manages access control policies
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NOTE: please refer to OPPL 2. OPPL is a preprocessor language that allows users to define macros for altering OWL ontologies. The syntax is very simple and intuitive, offering a very abstract and high level "scripting" language, for example for int
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Light Distribution tool is a java applet able to remotely install and deploy software on windows operating systems. Based on a XML file, you can copy, install, register applications and add paths into the window registry.
