Apache XML
Category of projects at Apache
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::summary Category of projects at Apache ::
Apache XML is a category of projects at the Apache Software Foundation that focus on XML-related projects.
Active projects
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Xalan: An XSLT stylesheet processor for Java and C++ which implements the XPath query language.
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Forrest: A standards-based documentation framework
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XML-Security: A project providing security functionality for XML data
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XML Commons: A project focusing on common code and guidelines for XML projects
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XMLBeans: An XML-Java binding tool
Projects related to webservices
- SOAP: Is an old implementation of the SOAP. This project based on IBM's SOAP4J implementation. It should no longer be used for new projects. Instead you should favour the Axis implementation.
- XML-RPC: Apache XML-RPC is a Java implementation of XML-RPC, a protocol that uses XML over HTTP to implement remote procedure calls.
- Axis: Apache Axis is the current implementation of the SOAP for Java and C++. It is the successor for the SOAP project.
- WSIF: Web Services Invocation Framework is a simple Java API for invoking Web services.
Deprecated projects
- AxKit: An XML-based web publishing framework in mod_perl
- Crimson: A Java XML parser derived from the Sun Project X Parser
- Xang: Framework for rapid development of dynamic server pages in ECMAScript (JavaScript)
- Xindice: A native XML database
References
References
- (August 2023). "Projects by category".
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