o:XML - object-oriented XML
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What is o:XML
o:XML is a complete object oriented programming language, with features including polymorphism, function overloading, exception handling, threads and more. The syntax is fully compliant XML. With o:XML, object-oriented paradigms can be leveraged to the maximum, while data and code remains in a standard format. With o:XML there is no 'impedance mismatch' when developing XML web-applications, tools and hosting systems. Furthermore o:XML integrates seamlessly with most popular Java platforms, including Java Servlets, Struts, Ant, BSF and Spring 2.0.
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o:XML is an open-source project. To participate, join the mailing list or send us an email to let us know of your interest. The list is a general interest and discussion forum. It keeps you up to date on what's new and coming, lets you partake in the discussions and influence the future of o:XML.
Project News 
o:XML support from Rebel IT
1 October 2007The UK based company Rebel IT now offers expert support and commercial services, including licences, for the full range of o:XML projects.
o:XML 5th Anniversary
1 May 2007May 1 marked the 5th anniversary of the o:XML project. We can look back on five years of intense and exciting developments, and forwards to even greater achievements.
ObjectBox v1.1.7: Spring Integration
25 March 2007There's a great new feature in the new ObjectBox v1.1.7. You can now use o:XML beans within the Spring 2.0 framework. The integration makes it easy to use o:XML types and programs from Java, and you can even mix JRuby, Groovy, Beanshell, Java and o:XML beans in the same application.
New Project: Short Markup Language
11 November 2005SML provides a convenient shorthand for authoring and editing XML documents.
Layered Programming
25 October 2005Layered Programming proposes clean separation of information layers as a solution to the growing complexities of documentation, testing, configuration and deployment of software projects.
Unit Tests
13 November 2004The o:XML Unit Test vocabulary enables test-driven development to be an integral part of the development process.
UML Roundtripping
20 October 2004XSLT transformations that allow you to generate o:XML code from UML models, or models from o:XML code.
Quickstart Instructions
5 August 2004The fastest way to start programming in o:XML!
o:XML article on XML.com
22 July 2004There's a new article on XML.com called 'Introducing o:XML'. It presents o:XML as a practical programming language that solves real problems in the XML domain.
Version 1.1.7
Spring 2.0 IntegrationVersion 1.1.7
Updated library code