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Read/write property list library written in Java with support for reading/writing XML and binary property list files.
Property lists are key/value datastores for serialized objects, mainly used in Mac OS X.
A C#/Mono.net 2.0 sealed class that, given most .net objects, will generate a valid XML PropertyList (plist) suitable for easy consumption by a Mac OS X/iPhone application.
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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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.