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This is an implementation of a Publication / Subscription method based on the WS-Eventing standar of the W3C Consorcium.
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The Registry is a central access point for XML Core Components, XML Schemas, and supporting documentation. The XML Registry follows ebXML Registry Services Specification v2.5
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This library is developed to read and write Property List (PLIST) files. These files are widely used by OsX programs. This library easily gives you the ability to read and write those files and to use the content downstream in your programs.
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Domify is a Java library which adapts an arbitrary graph of Java objects to a W3C DOM interface. The DOM nodes are lazy-loaded to minimize processing overhead.
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The Obix Configuration Framework is an XML and Java based configuration framework which provides developers with the ability to easily and quickly develop configurable software applications.
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Any2XML allows the controlled conversion from any textfile to an XML file. In the editor (GUI), rules are added to define which parts of the textfile are processed and where they are put in the resulting XML file.
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Visual xsltproc is a tool which help to write xslt file, and debug it to find errors. It writes xml, and generates xml (Syntax highlighting of XML & line Nr.). Finally if the result is XSL-FO it generates the pdf on Apache FOP java. Build on QT4.2.
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Add-On functionality for the Apache Torque Project (http://db.apache.org/toque). This project provided user contributed add-ons that are not part of the Torque distribution, such as an XML import/export framework, custom templates, and the like.
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PING is a distributed, web-based, personally controlled electronic medical record system that is accessible to the nomadic user and built to public standards. The PING project includes a pluggable web services API and numerous client applications.
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Includes tools for creating ebooks in xml-format. xTrans helps in creating an XML-Ebook from plain text like RTF, TXT. XTrans converts xml-ebooks into the final format like PDF, HTML, RTF, PDB (various forms), ...
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Xanot is an XOM (Xml to Object Mapper). Very similar to well known Apache Digester. But it uses java 5 annotation feature. So that the classes can "tell" the parser how to map xml data into its object model.
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JAXX is a powerful XML user interface language for Java. JAXX source files compile into ordinary Java classes, making integration a snap. JAXX features advanced data binding and event handling, and uses (fully compiled) Java as its scripting language
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The XMI Tools are a library for reading and manipulating XMI files. The main application is called XMI-Linker; it allows us to split UML models into several files.
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XML related tools: xsddoc (documentation tool for W3C XML Schema), xsddoc maven plugin, swing: JXTable (JTable with frozen columns)
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Framework for storing and editing Forestry-related XML data, with a specialised graphical interface for each object type. Plug-in API for adding functionality. Coded in Java, uses WebStart for distribution, swing GUI, ~100k lines of code.
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The JPList project provides a Java library for parsing and building ASCII PList streams to and from Java objects, similar to what JDOM does for XML. PLists provide a more compact and equally rich alternative to XML as a data serialization mechanism.
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Java JNDI 1.1 naming context. JNDI is not just for J2EE, with this package you can use it with any Java application. This context resides completely in memory, is configurable from xml, and capable of storing any Java object. Requires java 1.4 or higher.
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Java Micro XML Parser provides XML Writer and Pull/DOM-like XML Parser. Small 21kb jar is easily embedded and only requires J2ME. Very clean and simple API.
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RSS to XMPP Bot. Want a real time /.? Feed /. into your multi user chat room (XMPP) and have fun! Works with any other RSS feeds too.
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MicroDOM is the smallest (7.2k) Java XML DOM parser. It is a sub-set of org.w3c.dom API from J2SE and it is 100% J2ME (CLDC 1.0 and MIDP 1.0) compliant.
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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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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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TagPrint is a DOM serialization library. It prints DOM documents with various format, such as XML, HTML, PDF, RTF, etc... You can write these documents very easily.
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simple mapping of a given xml document to java (code generation, code population and code "serialization"), using the apache Xerces or the Electric library. The code design allows to easily implement new parser libraries.
