Must have Development Tools Scripts for Apache Software Foundation

The Apache Velocity DocBook Framework works by using Velocity templates to help developers output standards compliant, professional looking, and printer friendly documentation.All the documentation is rendered in the DocBook format, a well-known markup...

As with anything else developed by Apache, VXQuery was created and is currently being developed to handle large amounts of data out of the box.There are plenty of XML query processors around that can work with small to medium loads, but very few can work...

The Apache Whirr libraries are written in Java, with sprinkles of XML and Python.They were written and compiled to provide a single-tool solution to work with the plethora of cloud services and cloud-based tools popping out everywhere on the Internet...

Apache Wicket tries a different approach to developing Java Web applications. Instead of complex XML configuration files and boilerplate code that developers spend most of the time deleting or re-writing, Wicket uses small reusable components governed by...

The Apache Wink server-client packages are meant to be used together.The server-side package is basically an implementation of the JAX-RS 1.1 specification, a powerful Java API for working with RESTful Web Services.This is where most of your application...

Apache Woden was written to work with the official W3C WSDL 2.0 specification. WSDL is a markup language based on XML that provides a way to describe and interact with network and Web services and their end-points. Woden provides a Java API interface for...

Apache Wookie lets developers deploy various types of Web widgets from a central Java server.It works mainly with widgets compliant with the W3C Widgets specification, but Open Social extensions and Apache (former Google) Wave gadgets are also...

Apache Xalan Java uses XPath to parse and address XML documents. It then uses XSLT to assemble XSL XML stylesheets for styling the document into a more easy to read version of itself.The result is much more comprehensible than the amalgam of letters and...

The Apache Xerces Java XML Parser allows developers to read the content of XML files and optionally handle namespaces and serialized XML documents.  There's also support for XML validation, handling the XML DOM, XInclude and SAX (Simple API for...

Apache XMLBeans sets up an intermediary medium for mapping the rich data structures that can be contained in XML documents.This data is mapped to a Java types and can be accessed via regular Java classes.The general idea is to allow developers a native...