This page serves as the source to my non-Sourceforge open source software applications (mostly XLIFF utilities)
These utilities are open source, Apache license.
This command line utility lets you check XLIFF 2.0 files against the XML Schema for XML validity, plus it checks the XLIFF file against all the processing requirements and constraints listed in the XLIFF 2.0 Specification.
Fragment ID Decorator for XLIFF 2.0 (beta version 0.008)
This is an open source utility that decorates any XLIFF 2.0 file with Fragment IDs. Information about Fragment IDs can be obtained in the latest XLFF 2.0 Specification (I will add the URL when it is published).
Run the attached XSLT against any valid XLIFF file, and any element eligible to have a Fragments ID will have its absolute Fragment ID added. For elements that allow extensible attributes, the fragment ID will be added as xmrk:FragID="some ID." These elements are
Elements that do not allow extensible attributes will have fragment IDs added to a comment immediately following the start tag. These elements are:
Consult the readme file for more information.
This tool lets you take any well-formed XLIFF file as a source, turn it into an XLIFF 2.0 file, translate it, and turn it back into a translated XML file of the exact same format as the source.
This tool compiles any DITA project (topics and maps) into XLIFF, translate it, and transform the translated XLIFF back into a translated DITA project.