This category is for resources related to the World Wide Web Consortium Document Object Model (W3C DOM). The W3C DOM is the industry standard object model for representing HTML and XML pages. It is used in browsers and other HTML and XML tools....
This page was last updated on October 7th, 2008
This page was last updated on October 7th, 2008
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NIST DOM tests in ECMAScript
Tests currently written for MSIE; should be updated soon for other implementations.
OpenXML
An open source, pure Java framework for XML-based applications which implements the Level 1 DOM and some of the Level 2 DOM.
The W3C Document Object Model
Definitive specification for the DOM.
Mozilla - XML/HTML browser
An open-source XML/HTML browser which is implementing full Level 2 DOM support.
MSXML
The Microsoft stand-alone XML parser with Level 1 DOM support, implemented as a COM component.
DOMJuan: Koala's implementation of the DOM
Java implementation of the DOM Level 2. Free and with source code. Currently (version 0.1) only the Core and Events modules are available.
Minidom
Lightweight DOM implementation in the standard Python library.
NIST XML/DOM Activity
Includes pointers to the DOM test suites for Level 1.
Ozone
Open source, Java, OO DBMS which includes a DOM interface.
IBM's techexplorer Hypermedia browser
A plug-in for Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer which enables the display of TeX, LaTeX, and MathML documents and the publishing of interactive mathematical and scientific material on the Web. Includes the DOM (JavaScript, C, C++ and Java
Media Design in Progress
XML and DOM-based editors and web site publishing systems for the Macintosh. Uses Lisp as the language.
DocZilla - an SGML/XML browser
Built on Mozilla code, this browser has the same support for the DOM as Mozilla does.
Oracle XML Developer's Kit
Contains a parser with a Level 1 DOM interface. Available in Java, C, C++ and PL/SQL.
CenterPoint/XML
An open-source C++ class library with SAX and DOM Level 1 interfaces.
Microsoft Internet Explorer - XML/HTML Browser
Full support for the Level 1 DOM.
Oracle XML Transviewer Beans
DOM Java Bean encapsulation for use in quickly developing GUIs to XML applications.
David Baron's DOM Tests
Tests in JavaScript for compliance with some parts of the W3C DOM specs.
Robin Cover's DOM Pages
A list of DOM resources.
DOM 1 Reference
Reference guide with examples.
Apache XML project
Different open source tools, most of which use the Xerces implementation (DOM Level 1 & 2) as a base. Xerces itself is available in Java, C++, Perl, and COM.
The Gnome DOM Engine
Promises to create a fully standards-compliant DOM interface. It is based on Daniel Veillard's libxml.
Unicorn XML Processor
A stand-alone ECMAScript interpreter that supports Level 1 DOM Core. An XSLT processor contains the same engine.
XML4P Perl DOM
Includes a collection of Perl5 wrapper objects that internally use their XML4C counterparts for Level 1 DOM processing.
4DOM
A full DOM level 2 implementation for Python, included in the PyXML package.
IBM's DOM Implementation in C++
XML for C++ parser (XML4C) is a validating XML parser written in a portable subset of C++. It implements Level 1 and some of Level 2 DOM, as well as providing SAX interfaces. Source code, samples and API documentation are provided with the parser. Now par
Parsed XML Project
Project implementing the DOM as a persistent object in the Zope application server. Currently implements Core levels 1 & 2, XML level 2, and some Core & Loading level 3.
DOM2 Reference
Reference guide with examples for the second release of the object model.
IBM's DOM Implementation in Java
A validating XML parser written in 100% pure Java, which includes an implementation of the Level 1 DOM, some of the Level 2 DOM, and SAX. Now part of the Apache Xerces project.
xmlBlaster
XML and CORBA/RMI/XML-RPC based MOM (message oriented middleware) for Java/C/C++/Perl/Tcl/Python. Free for commercial and non commercial use (LGPL).
Adobe's SVG Viewer
Uses the DOM for animation of SVG images. Currently preview (alpha) releases; these implement some of DOM Level 2 as well as DOM Level 1.
Dieter Köhler's XDOM 2.0
A Delphi3 implementation of the DOM Level 2 Core and Traversal modules. Binaries and source code available, free of charge.
eDOM
An editing extensions to the W3C DOM. Specification, tests, FAQ, demos, downloads.
Tests currently written for MSIE; should be updated soon for other implementations.
An open source, pure Java framework for XML-based applications which implements the Level 1 DOM and some of the Level 2 DOM.
Definitive specification for the DOM.
An open-source XML/HTML browser which is implementing full Level 2 DOM support.
The Microsoft stand-alone XML parser with Level 1 DOM support, implemented as a COM component.
Java implementation of the DOM Level 2. Free and with source code. Currently (version 0.1) only the Core and Events modules are available.
Lightweight DOM implementation in the standard Python library.
Includes pointers to the DOM test suites for Level 1.
Open source, Java, OO DBMS which includes a DOM interface.
A plug-in for Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer which enables the display of TeX, LaTeX, and MathML documents and the publishing of interactive mathematical and scientific material on the Web. Includes the DOM (JavaScript, C, C++ and Java
XML and DOM-based editors and web site publishing systems for the Macintosh. Uses Lisp as the language.
Built on Mozilla code, this browser has the same support for the DOM as Mozilla does.
Contains a parser with a Level 1 DOM interface. Available in Java, C, C++ and PL/SQL.
An open-source C++ class library with SAX and DOM Level 1 interfaces.
Full support for the Level 1 DOM.
DOM Java Bean encapsulation for use in quickly developing GUIs to XML applications.
Tests in JavaScript for compliance with some parts of the W3C DOM specs.
A list of DOM resources.
Reference guide with examples.
Different open source tools, most of which use the Xerces implementation (DOM Level 1 & 2) as a base. Xerces itself is available in Java, C++, Perl, and COM.
Promises to create a fully standards-compliant DOM interface. It is based on Daniel Veillard's libxml.
A stand-alone ECMAScript interpreter that supports Level 1 DOM Core. An XSLT processor contains the same engine.
Includes a collection of Perl5 wrapper objects that internally use their XML4C counterparts for Level 1 DOM processing.
A full DOM level 2 implementation for Python, included in the PyXML package.
XML for C++ parser (XML4C) is a validating XML parser written in a portable subset of C++. It implements Level 1 and some of Level 2 DOM, as well as providing SAX interfaces. Source code, samples and API documentation are provided with the parser. Now par
Project implementing the DOM as a persistent object in the Zope application server. Currently implements Core levels 1 & 2, XML level 2, and some Core & Loading level 3.
Reference guide with examples for the second release of the object model.
A validating XML parser written in 100% pure Java, which includes an implementation of the Level 1 DOM, some of the Level 2 DOM, and SAX. Now part of the Apache Xerces project.
XML and CORBA/RMI/XML-RPC based MOM (message oriented middleware) for Java/C/C++/Perl/Tcl/Python. Free for commercial and non commercial use (LGPL).
Uses the DOM for animation of SVG images. Currently preview (alpha) releases; these implement some of DOM Level 2 as well as DOM Level 1.
A Delphi3 implementation of the DOM Level 2 Core and Traversal modules. Binaries and source code available, free of charge.
An editing extensions to the W3C DOM. Specification, tests, FAQ, demos, downloads.
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