Some of the notable java XML projects

There are many java XML projects that are going on and many completed ones that are being used by many programmers. XML JSP Tag Library (XJTL) is one library that was built using the JSTL (JSP Standard Tag Library) and is apt to be called as a sub library.

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With this library you can generate XML from the JSP pages. You can create headers, tags (start and end), CDATA sections and others. You can also serialize the DOM trees.

SAX and DOM are more complex and this is hidden while using in JSP. With the XJTL you can even process very large XML documents easily. You can download this library from http://www.devsphere.com/servlet/javaxml3 which also contains some sample codes and generators that generate JSP pages from the XML files. You can just modify them according to your needs.

Another project that is notable is the Apache Lenya. This is an open source content management system that has a lot of noticeable features that any content manager would love.

Check out this product in http://lenya.apache.org/. A simple search on the internet would provide you with many such open source java XML projects that more popular among the users.

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