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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
The Recursive Data-Structures Template Library (RDSTL) is currently sitting in the old JSONpp library. The RDSTL is both a library and a set of supporting libraries. The main library is the RDSTL, itself, defines an generic interface for recursive data-structures. Libraries can be built on top of
Works relatively well, although not much support for namespaces yet and most testcases are not implemented... Help needed! Important, NO preceeding axis is implemented (has to be reprogrammed to replace the missing ListIterator). To use the package import the jar, and add to your gwt.xml file.
using xpath, freemaker to auto generated spring mvc code; Not include ORM, because there are so many ORM mapping tools to generated related files;
Search engines has shown a growing interest in applying full text XQuery as a query representation. The task of this project is to develop an experimental XQuery parser which produces an intermediate representation and if possible, transform this IR into an algebrae tree. This project is directed
xml2json.xslt is a XSLT 1.0 stylesheet to transform arbitrary XML to JSON. There is also a version for javascript. The workings are demonstrated with the accompanied xml files. The target of this library is to create javascript-like JSON (Parker convention), not XML-like JSON (see the BadgerFish
XMLMate Homepage Check XML and XHTML documents for Well-Formedness and Validity while editing them in TextMate with support for DTD, W3C XML Schema, RELAX NG, Schematron, XInclude, XML Catalog, and XPath 2.0 Visualizer.
This Ant task sets an Ant property to the value of an xpath expression in an XML document. If multiple values are found they are concatenated, separated by a user-provided delimiter.
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