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The ODF Toolkit provides a home for libraries that ease the development of applications that support ODF , the unique vendor neutral open standard for office documents. The ODF Toolkit further provides a home for tools that process ODF or check ODF conformance.

Jitsu is an open source project. We are developing a user interface toolkit to make it easier to build the "front end" (i.e. the user interface compoent) of rich web applications. Our objective is to enable web developers to utilize features such as Xml markup and client-side data binding to build more sophisticated web "Ajax" applications with less code. The Jitsu tool set currently includes an Xml markup languge, a compiler that converts that markup to a JavaScript representation, a JavaScript runtime, and a set of basic controls.

Thinlet is a complete GUI toolkit currently for J2SE.

Batik is a Java-based toolkit for applications or applets that want to use images in the Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) format for various purposes, such as display, generation or manipulation.

Contrary to the usual Java XML API design, SAX Tree does not use a list of child nodes for elements. Instead, it uses links to next sibling and the first child. Append is O(1) thanks to a reference to the last child as well. The typical implementation pattern for the tree to SAX event converter is that the SAX dependency is in the traversal code and that code has to examine each node for its type. SAX Tree is tightly coupled with SAX by design, and the visitor pattern is used instead.