Java and XML are sometimes used together -- parsing, etc.
- JDOM
- Description: Reads or writes XML into/from DOM-like structure that is
well tuned to Java. This is reportedly one of the
best ways to read XML in DOM form. Has been proposed for inclusion
in Java.
URL: www.jdom.org
- dom4j
- Competitor to JDOM. Don't know how it compares.
URL: dom4j.org
- Jato
- Description: [from Jato email] Jato is an XML language and small Java API built on top of
JDOM that dynamically transforms between XML documents and Java objects.
License: Open source.
URL: sourceforge.net/projects/jato
or www.krumel.com/jato
- BML - Bean Markup Language
- Description: "If you've ever written code to create a graphical user interface
(GUI), you know things can get hairy--and fast. For example, every
time you want to change a label or add a button, you have to re-code,
re-compile, and re-distribute the whole ball of wax. Bean Markup
Language (BML) is a free toolkit from IBM for creating, configuring,
and connecting Java classes using XML. It comes with two applications:
a compiler and an interpreter. The compiler generates Java code based
on what you've defined in a BML file. The interpreter reads the BML
and creates the GUI at runtime."
License: Free?
URL: www.alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/bml