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QXmlEdit is a simple XML editor written in qt. Its main features are unusual data visualization modes, nice XML manipulation and presentation and it is multi platform. It can split very big XML files into fragments, compare XML and XSD files, and has a graphical XSD viewers. Project site: http://qxmledit.org Source code hosted at GitHub (moved from Google Code) https://github.com/lbellonda/qxmledit Report issues at: https://github.com/lbellonda/qxmledit/issues Discussion...

...It supports an unlimited number and length of staffs, polyphony, a MIDI playback of notes, chord markings, lyrics, import/export filters to formats like MIDI, MusicXML, ABC Music, MusiXTeX and LilyPond

CSVKML is a tool that can generate a KML or KMZ map file starting from a database of Points of Interes (POI) in CSV or ODS format. Generated map is suitable for Google Earth. Platform independent, requires Java.

All-in-one program for creating 2D scrolling games. Compile your games into stand-alone .NET executables or customizable C# source code. The IDE and framework are build on OpenTK, which wraps OpenGL, so generated games can be cross-platform.

Stand-alone Java library implementing parser/formatter/comparator/validator for JSON/XML-like text formats oriented on JSON-like object model (list,map,scalar + reflection). Library is designed to maximize adaptivity via set of extendable modules.

A collection of DITA map and topic files used for checking the performance of tools such as the DITA-OT used to convert DITA to other formats, including recommended PIs for dealing with presentation needs not covered in the DITA specification. Primary host is now github, https://github.com/jeremygriffith/DITA-Test-Suite

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.

An extension over the Java XPath API in order to allow one way mapping between XML and Java Objects(Java Beans) through the use of annotations.

Gemibloo is a fully open and very extensible Geo Micro blogging platform thanks to its import and export plugins. Geolocation is extracted from pictures sent by mail from mobile phones, displayed on a map, and used to update Twitter & Fire Eagle.

SimpleWebTest is an web auto test framework, which can simplify your coding auto test script. It supplies capturing web page element tool called UI Map. You can implement auto test script for ajax web site agilely, maintenance just spend little time.

PHP based Web Map Service (WMS) and WFS implementation according to OGC's specification. Data are stored according to Simple Features Specification in WKT format and delivered (among others) in SVG, PDF, Flash, PNG, and GIF format.

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.

Osmap is a way of putting map data into XML tags, such as roads, vegetation, buildings, and related info. A much easier alternative to GIS, with more features than proprietary. Osmap format gives apps enough info to draw complex maps from scratch.

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.

AJAX Topic Map is an application designed to visualize Topic Maps in any webbrowser without the use of plugins.

A PHP powered xml-to-xhtml translation system that uses custom defined relations to map out the translations from xml to xhtml.

NOTE: Project moved to GitHub: http://github.com/ditadxp The DITA Interchange Package (DXP) is used to create single-file (Zip-based) packages of DITA-based resources and their dependencies for ease of interchange and management. A DXP package uses a specialized DITA map to define the package manifest.