Software Map

XML-Grammar-Screenplay is a set of Perl modules
for translating a well-formed plain text format
representing a screenplay to a custom XML format,
which in turn is converted to HTML or DocBook/XML.

Annotate provides an annotation facility for DocBook documents. It
enables visitors to an online version of a DocBook document to add
comments to any paragraph or chapter of the document. It extends the
DocBook XSL stylesheets, leading to modified HTML output which contains
anchors at those places where annotations can be made. Comments and
notes are stored in a DBMS. A CGI program then merges the HTML document
and the comments to produce the output for the visitor.

tdom is a set of classes that make it easy to read, modify, or create XML files.

refdb-mode is a minor mode for Emacs that implements an interface to RefDB, a reference management and bibliography tool for SGML, XML, LaTeX, and Muse documents. It integrates nicely with psgml, nxml-mode, AucTeX, and muse-mode. refdb-mode provides the complete functionality of the RefDB command line clients
from a graphical interface. You can add and edit references, notes, and styles, run queries, and insert the results as citations into your DocBook, TEI, LaTeX, or Muse documents. You can also look up cited references in the database right from your document. You can create, transform, and view these documents with a mouse click. This amounts to an integrated authoring environment for markup languages with reference management and bibliography support.

PHPTAL is a fast, safe, XML-based template engine for XHTML and HTML5. It implements Zope's Template Attribute Language, which has clean, concise syntax that is compatible with XML tools (no custom ugly tags), and template source files can even be previewed in Web browsers or opened in WYSIWYG editors. Templates are compiled to PHP and cached, giving great performance and taking advantage of PHP accelerators. PHPTAL by default ensures well-formed output and escapes XML-unsafe characters everywhere, which means that your pages can be completely safe against HTML-injection (XSS) without great effort. It features fine-grained caching of output, pre- and post- filters, internationalization via gettext or custom backend, creation of custom template attributes and expressions, and templates loaded from non-standard sources (e.g. databases). It supports UTF-8 well, is easy to integrate and redistribute with PHP frameworks and applications, and has an object-oriented design and a comprehensive unit test suite.

RefDB Publication List is an add-on for RefDB that
provides a simple way to dynamically create
publication lists from the reference data stored
in your database. You can compile the publication
list for your CV or for your annual department
report with a single command instead of
maintaining it manually.

XML::CompareML is a set of Perl modules to process
CompareML files and generate HTML and DocBook
output. CompareML is an XML-based markup language
to maintain multi-system multi-item comparisons.
An XSLT stylesheet to convert a CompareML document
to HTML is also available.

thwack is a typesetter that takes troff input and
produces XML output. With macro packages, it can
produce DocBook XML and limited XSL-FO.

The docbookm package is contributed with LayManSys
and contains very simple XSLT drivers for
generating XHTML chunks from DocBook XML. This
package does not require an installation; you only
have to unzip the package's contents into a
directory of your choice and start using it.
There is no special documentation available. Use
the file abstract.xsl for transforming an abstract
and section.xsl for transforming sections. All
other .xsl files are only includes needed by those
two.

EuroMath2 is a WYSIWYG XML editor platform. It is
able to contain and manage editors with WYSIWYG
capability. By default, it contains support for
SVG, DocBook, XSL-FO, XHTML, MathML, and
experimental support for CML. It includes a simple
text/block editor that uses schema files to modify
the document. It is based on the GENE engine.

GXPARSE is not a new XML parser, but is an additional processing layer that makes it much easier to use event-based parsers like the SAX parser. It supports both direct sequential output and random access output (via the Resequencer interface). The random access mode delays output until all input has been processed, but makes it much easier to handle ID/IDREF attributes. GXPARSE maintains most advantages of the event-based parser. Application development and maintenance is considerably easier, but processing is a little slower.

MkDoc is a C and C++ code documentation tool. It parse complex code and still produces clear documentation for developers and library users. Unlike most code generation tools, it does not simply write generated code documentation with pieces of user text inside. Instead it handles plain documentation files with sections and other constructs (like Texinfo or LaTeX) and inserts pieces of generated code documentation on request. Thus it does not enforce any way of structuring your document. It has been designed to parse advanced C++ constructs including class inheritance, template specialization, and template instantiation. XHTML, Texinfo, LaTeX, and DocBook output formats are supported.

zpub is a server to collaboratively work on DocBook-based documentation. Editors modify the XML sources with their preferred editor and submit their changes via Subversion. zpub renders the files centrally to various output formats, optionally notifies other editors, provides an archive of all previous revisions of the document, and supports a simple sign-off workflow. The documentation and user interface is currently only available in German.