Stringtree is a general purpose Java library containing a selection of useful code.
Highlights include:
The template engine which powers the Mojasef server framework, but is also powerful and flexible enough for any kind of text or data substitution.
A small lean and fast memory-based fully-compliant JSON reader and writer, with optional validation. Especially suitable for import, export and transfer of arbitrary models as JSON.
A small lean and fast event-based fully-compliant JSON reader. Especially suitable for efficient "cherry-picking" of partial data without needing to load a whole model
A small lean and fast memory-based XML reader(parser) and writer, with optional validation. Especially suitable for import, export and transfer of arbitrary models as XML.
A small lean and fast event-based fully-compliant XML parser. Especially suitable for efficient "cherry-picking" of partial data without needing to load a whole model
An ultra-lightweight in-memory implementation of JMS. Especially suitable for unit-testing JMS systems and acting as a thin link layer between separable components.
A powerful and highly-configurable text processing pipeline, used for many years to power the page generation at the high traffic JavaRanch FAQ website ( http://www.coderanch.com/how-to/ )
A simple but deceptively powerful internal workflow engine, able to manage state, transitions and side-effects of arbitrarily complex models
The Stringtree source was originally hosted with sourceforge - initially in CVS, then subversion at https://stringtree.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/stringtree The current public master version of the code is hosted with github at git://github.com/efficacy/stringtree.git
As with other Stringtree projects, Stringtree is dual licensed. You may use it under the terms of either
- LGPL 3.0 http://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl.html
- Apache licence 2.0 http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.html
/2011-03-09 Frank Carver/