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ShaniXmlParser

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ShaniXmlParser is a small and fast Xml/Html DOM/SAX non validating parser written in java. It can parse not well formed xml files. It also parses DTD, ENTITIES, CSS. Use DOM,SAX,JAXP interfaces. It passes DOM1/2/3 validations suites

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  dom xinclude dtd html sax development library jaxp programming parser xhtml css 5 more...
 
 

RefleX

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Have the RefleX of Native XML Programming ! RefleX uses XML tags as actions to perform. RefleX is a general-purpose XML engine that allows to write Web applications as well as batch scripts just with tags, to browse non-XML objects like if they were XML with XPath, to design and implement ... [More] processing-oriented XML languages (declarative or procedural) and much more. XUnit and WUnit are now bundled with RefleX : you'll be able to design test-suites with XPath and XML. WUnit support AJAX-based applications and supply a server emulator that allows to handle server-side objects. Imagine that you want to test a Web page : before getting it from the server, you can store authoritatively some objects in the user session... Have the RefleX ! [Less]

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  devtool unittesting xml unit_testing framework xinclude xquery xslt interpreters java xpath servlet 7 more...
 
 
 
 

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