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Project Planning and Management Software | PlanviewPlanview® Portfolios enables enterprises to accelerate strategic execution by seamlessly integrating business and technology planning, optimizing resources, and leveraging the power of embedded AI — Planview Anvi™ — to deliver breakthrough products, services, and customer experiences. This unified approach aligns strategy with execution, driving enhanced business performance across the organization.
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Resco toolkit for building mobile appsDeploying mobile apps with Resco takes days, not months—all without writing a single line of code. Workers can download the Resco app from AppStore, Google Play, or Windows Store, log into your company environment, and instantly use the app you have published on any device.
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genovXMLparser Java XML parser
Java XML parser. Automatic. Just Java classes with fields. No code.
Follow some simple rules writing your Java classes, and you will get data from XML into them, automatically. Also a thank you to my high school "Baba Tonka", where I had a lot of fun. -
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DummyXmlParser
Java XML parser / binder
Java XML parser. Very light. (less than 20K). Bind XML to java classes. (like JAXB). Written from scratch to avoid some legacy problems. Code sample: import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlElement; import dummyxmlparser.XmlBinder; public class Foo { @XmlElement public String counter; public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception{ Foo foo= XmlBinder.fromXml(Foo.class, "<Foo><counter>42</counter></Foo>"); assert foo.counter.equals("42"); } } -
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JavaXMLFrag
Combined tree-based/event-based XML parser in Java
Traditionally, XML is parsed either by an event-based parser or by a tree-based parser. Event-based parsers are fast and have minimal memory consumption, but implementing the event handlers is cumbersome. Tree-based parsers result in code that is easier to develop, to understand and to maintain, but have high memory consumption as the whole parse tree needs to be kept in memory at the same time. JavaXMLFrag is a partial parse tree based parser, where only parts of the parse tree need to be... -
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Lightweight XML processor; XML-POJO mapping via Java5 annotations or DTD; Preprocessing of XML documents using expression language; Binary XML; RMI friendly XML; JSON format support; XML marshall/unmarshall; HTML as XML parser; Swing XML Viewer
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One Unified Time Tracking Software For Projects, Billing, Pay and ComplianceReplicon's time-tracking platform is scalable and configurable to support the diverse needs of small, mid & large businesses with a remote and globally distributed workforce. Replicon’s Time Tracking is a cloud-based, enterprise-grade solution that tracks employee time across projects, tasks, presence, and absence to facilitate client billing, project costing, and compliant payroll processing. The scalable and configurable platform offers seamless integration with common business technology stacks, such as ERP, CRM, Accounting, and payroll solutions. With AI-powered time capture, mobile apps, and labor compliance as a service, Replicon makes time tracking hassle-free.
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XMLGear is an XML parser, styler, generator and editor libruary for Java ME, SE, EE devices. It provides you DOM model support and full object-oriented editor with fast and lightweight code.
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XML parser is a tool written in java, which can parse any XML file fed to it. It generates the needed source code to parse your XML, based on the specified schema.
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Piccolo is the fastest SAX parser for Java, supporting SAX1, SAX2, and JAXP (SAX only). Piccolo is different from other parsers in that it was developed using parser generators. It weighs 160K including XML APIs. See http://piccolo.sf.net for more info.
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Sparta is a lightweight Java XML package that includes an XML parser, a DOM, and an XPath interpreter. The code-size is small, the parser is fast, the object memory size is small, and the DOM API is clean and simple.
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