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The Jorne project develops software and open standards for linking Lojban text with WWW and Semantic Web metadata (e.g. RDF/N3, RSS, XML). Lojban is an artificial spoken and written language based on predicate logic.
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TM4J is a topic map engine implemented entirely in Java. Topic maps are a standard paradigm for the interchange of knowledge structures. This project aims to produce a complete suite of tools for creating, processing and publishing topic map information.
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The SimpleXJ framework provides developers with an easy to use framework for accessing XML data as Java objects.
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Append hundreds of different XML files into one large data document, validate, and attach a stylesheet. Stitcher is a porwerful summary reporting tool. Allows for complex file storage locations of xml data. UBL, HR-ML, LandXML ... visit stitcher.org.
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EE MUD includes a large spherical world with dynamically created biomes, weather, and local areas. Need to replace serialization with more efficient caching with less object persistence, redo synchronization model, and use XML loaders over factory method
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Easily produce custom XML from Java code with validity checking and namespace support. Character stream and SAX event outputs are supported now. More can be added via a plug-in interface.
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The Annotation Graph Schema API aims to aid developers in the creation and querying of Annotation bases where the use of XML-based tools is needed. It is easily integratable with any persistent representation and has a flexible in-memory model.
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Matra is a java based XML DTD Parser Utility. It allows you to parse a dtd, generate a dtdtree for the dtd and merge the dtd and its included modules into a single dtd. http://matra.sourceforge.net
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JOX is a set of Java libraries that make it easy to transfer data between XML documents and Java beans. You can think of JOX as a special form of Java Object Serialization, using XML as the serialization format.
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DOMinator is an XML (de)serialization package for Java objects. The resulting XML files are self-describing and self contained. i.e. no external schemas/definition files required. Extensibility is provided through the use of custom class handlers.
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A simple ASN.1 toolkit and libraries to add ASN.1 serialization to Java classes. Serialization schemes are targetted at XML integration.
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Metalised XML allows the creation of Java objects from XML at run-time, but unlike other similar processes this maps directly to the required object. For example load an XML order straight into the correct order classes.
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StoreX is the next generation information management system. It acts as a backend repository for applications eg. emails, blogs, twikis etc. It provides an API on a local machine or on a remote machine connected through our WebDAV protocol.
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GML4J
GML Schema Interpreter
GML4J was an experimental (i.e. hacked together quickly) Java API for work with the Geography Markup Language (GML). There has been no development since 2001/2. See https://sourceforge.net/projects/gascom/ for an API with a similar purpose. -
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An alternative to Java's Object Serialization Model using a XML format that is flexible, and parsable and can easily be used to pass data to other languages, and applications, as well as for debugging output.
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XeriL is a java library that allows to turn a java object into an xml document and vice versa (DTD depends on the object). A powerful concept of mappers (extensible) can tailor the result to your needs. Very useful for configuration files.
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A collection of classes for getting information from the EVE-Online V2 API. It deals with the decoding and caching of XML data from the Eve Universe.
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Andalus is a high availability, fully featured Islamic library written entirely in Java. It is a technology suitable for nearly any application that requires to make use of integrable Islamic resources. http://openandalus.wordpress.com/
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JSchematron is a thin wrapper around the official Schematron stylesheets. It is intended to make Schematron transformations and validations from java simple. As such, the main goals are simplicity, ease-of-use and low learning curve.
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Java library for Schema parsing and XML generation. Load Schema, load data and generates XML from it.
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SDMXAPI is intended to provide an opensource Java implementation of an SDMX Standards. SDMXAPI is released under the lesser GPL license. SDMX is an initiative to foster standards for the exchange of statistical information.
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JWSPerf is an open-source utility to automate the performance evaluation using different Java Web Services toolkits. JWSPerf is executed from the command line and it uses Java Ant technology to building all the client code.
