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Picxml is a tool for xml files management. Used as command: Picxml is a shell friendly, xpath like query tool. Used as library: picxml, is a full featured xml Parser, wich allows you to navigate, find/create/update/delete/print nodes.
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MXQuery is a low-footprint implementation of XQuery 1.0, XQuery Update 1.0, XQuery Fulltext 1.0 and XQuery Scripting 1.0 as well as a subset of XQuery 1.1 (windowing, try/catch). It provides extensions to do data stream processing/CEP and SOAP/REST
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Enrich and query corpora in the TEI-XML vocabulary. CorpusReader manage very large corpora and corpora containing milestone annotation. It provides tools for enriching corpora with output of linguistic parsers, and for extracting quantitative information
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HTTP functional and non-functional (load and performance) toolkit based on jython/grinder (http://grinder.sf.net) ...includes capabilities to support: SOA services, REST, json/xml encoding, AES and WS security ... and a stub to collect requests
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A Java library for validating XML documents in a consistent and flexible way. Supports multiple schema languages, local schema catalogs, and automatic caching of schemas.
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MActor is an extensible tool for functional integration testing. It can facilitate tests a range of integration technologies (support for JMS, XML over HTTP, SOAP, TIBCO Rv, IBM MQ series and file-shares are currently supplied with the tool)
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The ivy.xml formatter formats an ivy.xml. It changes indentation of tags and sorts and aligns their attributes.
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A Java tool to convert GEDCOM 5.5 Files into real valid GEDCOM 6.0 Files. Unlike all the stuff you find on the web, this is no custom, experimental or intermediate "standard". We validate against the DTD released in the Draft from the LDS Church! T
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The goal of the OSM2PostGIS project is to develop an OpenStreetMap data processor that can import any amount of .osm XML data into a PostGIS database, and produce evaluated navigation network topologies to support routing.
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XML Schema tools and Maven plugins: WSDL Merger, XML Comparator (SAX & DOM), Namespace normalizer Note - the project has moved to github! https://github.com/rustyx/xsdutils
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Xemeiah is a fast, modular and scalable XML Framework written in C++, with an efficient DOM and Oasis-compliant XSLT Processor. Xemeiah modules include a persistence layer, a fast Ajax Web Server, a Media Player, ImageMagick frontend, java bindings...
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Fydji WS is a Web Services creation framework allowing to build services mapped to database operations, Java methods or other sources. It produces a Web application for services publishing and Java/JavaScript/PHP client classes for their invocation.
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JPML (Java Programming Markup Language) is a proposed programming language for the platform jvm (Java Virtual Machine) based on standard XML (eXtensible Markup Language).
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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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--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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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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Wow Log Parser is a combat log parser for the game World of Warcraft. The purpose of the program is to parse the files generated with the /combatlog command. The source code can be found on: http://www.gurre.eu/wowlogparser/forum
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A Java project producing graphs from XML Schema documents, using GraphViz (http://www.graphviz.org) as the rendering engine. Distributions include a stand-alone java executable and an ANT task.
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XML Bridge Next Generation (XBridgeNG) is an item/ ticket data exchange format along with an execution runtime based on Apache Ant. It allows you to set up integrations between various tools like Serena TeamTrack, HP QualityCenter, Perforce and many more
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XML Toaster allows you to generate XML from a relational database using a simple SQL select like statement and persist XML to a database using a powerful mapping script.
