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Batch XML Modifier (BXM) allows you using a list of commands modify the tags and attributes of all XML files with the identical structure in the specified directory and save results in another selected directory. The program performs the uniform changes for all the tags with the identical name and of the same level. Also, the program performs the uniform changes of the selected attribute of all the tags with the identical name and of the same level. See wiki for feature list and...

*The Fedora repository project is no longer being maintained here. All current information can be found on the project wiki (https://wiki.lyrasis.org/display/FF/Fedora+Repository+Home)* Fedora is an open-source software to ensure durability and integrity of digital content, use semantics to contextualize and inter-relate content from many sources, and to enable the creation of innovative, collaborative information spaces.

Using the new CQL3 driver by Datastax Artemis provides extremely easy to use "ORM" like functionality for Cassandra. 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

Modabi is a Modular Data Binding library for Java, which aims to provide users with the most flexible and comprehensive feature set possible. Modabi can be used to provide mappings between Java objects in memory and a number of formats, including Yaml and XML, without any modification to existing business objects. Check out the wiki for a more in depth examination of the features of Modabi.

Hacks on FreeMind: * UTF-8 support * Works better with version control system: svn, hg, etc. References: * http://freemind.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/User:Jiangxin * http://www.ossxp.com/trac/freemind/

DITA2wiki is a toolkit that enables you to publish DITA content (maps and topics) to a wiki.