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StaxMate is a light-weight framework that adds convenience to streaming XML-processing without significant additional overhead. It builds on top of StAX (JSR-173) compliant processors such as Woodstox , and offers two basic abstractions: * Cursors, which build on XMLStreamReaders * Output ... [More] objects, which build on XMLStreamWriters. Also included are interoperability support features like: * Ability to build DOM trees using Stax readers, write DOM trees using stream writers. [Less]

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Faxpp is a small, fast and conformant XML pull parser written in C with an API that can return strings in any encoding including UTF-8 and UTF-16.

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The policy project has two distinct goals: - In the short term, make JAX-WS WS-policy aware by moving out the generic policy code from project Tango. - In the long term, provide a common, abstract policy API layer. The API design should be independent of any particular policy expression language. ... [More] Instead it should be use case driven and ease-of-use oriented. The project is inspired by the effort and experience gained with WS-Policy and other policy languages for web services in project Tango. Unlike the WS-Policy implementation in project Tango, this project is meant to approach the policy domain in a much more general sense and to enable policy features in a wide spectrum of Java SE and Java EE applications. [Less]

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ObjectivesSoon after the project started it stopped being just about thrit and protobuf, but the name stays. the project is about comparing serialization performance and other aspects of serialization libraries on the JVM. Overall we have benchmarks for protobuf, thrift, java, scala, few ... [More] implementations of stax, binaryxml, json, xstream, javolution, hessian, avro, sbinary and more. Discussions and ResultsResults discussed on the project wiki and at this blog post. For more information check out the data structure we use list of issues, the Google Group and the source code. Work in progressThe benchmarking results we have on the wiki were created using r111. Discussions about the next version of the benchmarking project can be found on the wiki and google group. [Less]

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Java classes that provide an extention of WebLogic Server's 8.1 AbstractCodec capable of (un)marshalling WS arguments into JAXB-1.x objects. Features: --------- 1) Support multiple namespaces. 2) Supports all jaxb runtime properties (validation, formated output-indentation, prefix mapper ... [More] , charsequence encoder, schemalocation attributes) 3) Can validate jaxb objects prior to marshaling or during unmarshaling. 4) Effort to support character encodings (i18n issue). 5) Does not consume memory since it breaks input-output into small chunks to avoid building the complete xml document in-memory.   Usage: ------ This is a maven-2 project, just download it from SVN and build it using maven. Alternatively, extract the class sources and import them into your project. Extend the abstract class JaxbCodec and implement (at least) the createJaxbContext() method, to return a context aware of all jaxb objects. Any feedback appreciated. [Less]

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Hessian client extender with dynamic proxy.

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Java XML/XSL StAX template renderer with support of complicated composition of templates and Spring SpEL based model rendering. Allows hooking of element and attribute handlers, element xml components (Tapestry5-like). Ready to use as a Spring MVC view resolver. Currently under heavy development.

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DDOM is an XML object model implementation for Java that supports deferred parsing of XML documents and deferred building of nodes. This means that in addition to building nodes on demand (as in Xerces' deferred DOM implementation), the parsing of the XML document itself occurs progressively as ... [More] the code navigates through the document tree. DDOM doesn't require developers to code against a custom API, but supports generating trees implementing existing APIs, namely DOM, SAAJ or Axiom. DDOM allows to mix these APIs, e.g. to create a DOM tree that also implements the Axiom API. [Less]

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The XML Toolbox provides helper utilities and wrappers for handling of XML documents in Java : Extra URI resolvers for XML documents and entities (e.g. from inside JAR files or XML:DB resources) Java 1.5 generics enabled XML:DB API helper classes XML object models converters (from and to DOM, SAX ... [More] , XOM, XPP...) XML:DB unit testing classes and helpers (e.g. automatic setup and disposal of an in-memory XML database) Schema validation utilities (e.g. Schematron) XSLT and XQuery unit testing framework [Less]

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