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The purpose of the xVRML project is to develop a human-readable XML Schema describing what a valid and well-formed XML-based VR instance document should look like based directly on the VRML97 specifications, and to develop a Java OpenJL -based standalone viewer applicationj.
A very simple XML parsing API based on event listeners and pattern matching. Inspired by Apache's Digester but xml-ezparse aims to be simpler and cleaner. The current revision is dependent on J2SDK 1.4 APIs.
XMLGridLayout is a LayoutManager that behaves like GridBagLayout, but the constraints are specified in XML rather than in code, thus effectively separating the layout logic from the actual components or the container (the same XML can be use in more than one container).
The XNap Commons project provides a set of utility Java classes for easy handling of common tasks like sortable tables, auto completion, internationalization (i18n) and a settings framwork.
XML 2 Java Binding (X2JB) is a Java development tool intended for binding of XML entities to Java interfaces and classes (but not vice versa).
The XAMJ project aims to build a pure Java web browser and RIA platform that can not only render HTML well, but can also render rich internet applications by leveraging the Java platform.
The XML Events Verbatim Pull Push (XEVPP) Project is a JSR-173 compliant XML pull parser and push writer that can be used in Event mode to copy an XML file byte for byte unmodified.
Current JSR-173 parsers are not capable of providing verbatim round-trip processing as they all base off of the XMLStreamReader. This implementation has XMLStreamReader based off XMLEventReader so that crazy additional formatting can be stored in the event objects.
