Open Source Mac XML Serialization Libraries - Page 2

OpenEstragon is a market economy simulator. It contains a market module, a factory module that is based on the market, and serialization to XML facilities of the economy. Available as C++ component.

A Java implementation of the XML-RPC Specification, with support for dynamic proxies and serialization of arbitrary Java objects.

A simple ASN.1 toolkit and libraries to add ASN.1 serialization to Java classes. Serialization schemes are targetted at XML integration.

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A binary protocol, library, and utilities for serialization and manipulation of data. Designed to replace XML. Features: *Compact (not compressed) binary encoding. *Strongly-typed, using type definitions. *Platform independant

Web Objects in XML (serializer) provides easy XML serialization of Java and C# objects. Objects are serialized to a file in a standard XML format. They can then be de-serialized either to Java or C#.

Framewrok that performs binding, validation and serialization of XML to POJOs (Plain Old Java Objects) and back using annotations, and also generates XSDs from these annotated classes and annotated classes from XSDs.

An alternative to Java's Object Serialization Model using a XML format that is flexible, and parsable and can easily be used to pass data to other languages, and applications, as well as for debugging output.

XMLSer(ializer) is a library to encode Java objects into XML. Currently at a very basic stage, it should still handle most objects properly. Some customization of XML, such as aliasing, is supported. All special handling is done via annotations.

An universal and transparent XML Serializer/Deserializer in Java.

XeriL is a java library that allows to turn a java object into an xml document and vice versa (DTD depends on the object). A powerful concept of mappers (extensible) can tailor the result to your needs. Very useful for configuration files.

Xml Serialization for Ruby allows Ruby classes to be marshalled to and from XML, with an emphasis on concise, human readable and editable XML.

XmlDoclet is a JavaDoc doclet that outputs the source code structure of the packages, classes etc. in XML format. Later, the XML data may easily be processed by standard tools such as XSLT to produce HTML, PDF, dot graphs etc. Technically, this is done by wrapping the class and interfaces of the com.sun.javadoc packages into JAXB annotated classes, which allows for an easy serialization.

Free Java Serialization to XML (freeJSX) allows to write and read any Java object graph as XML data with one line of code. You can verify your data and manipulate it with standard XML tools like DOM, JDOM and XSLT. It is the open source variant of JSX.

- quick-json features - # Compliant with JSON specification (RFC4627) # High-Performance JSON parser # Supports Flexible/Configurable parsing approach # Configurable validation of key/value pairs of any JSON Heirarchy # Easy to use # Very Less foot print # Raises developer friendly and easy to trace exceptions # Pluggable Custom Validation support - Keys/Values can be validated by configuring custom validators as and when encountered # Validating and Non-Validating parser support # Support for two types of configuration (JSON/XML) for using quick-json validating parser # Require JDK 1.5 # No dependency on external libraries # Support for Json Generation through object serialization # Support for collection type selection during parsing process

"ui-gxmlcpp" is a high-level C++ wrapper around libxml2 and libxslt. It might be a choice for if your needs are some subset of: . - XML DOM Tree parsing. - Basic read/write support from/to trees via XPath. - Serialization. - Stylesheets and stylesheet translation support. - XMLSchema and RelaxNG validation. . If your needs are "lower-level" (e.g., proper DOM tree API support or SAX parsing), "gdome2" or "xml++" will be the right choices

simple mapping of a given xml document to java (code generation, code population and code "serialization"), using the apache Xerces or the Electric library. The code design allows to easily implement new parser libraries.