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Lpod (also written lpOD) is a project's name acronym for languages & platforms for OpenDocument. The lpOD Project develops a set of multilanguage tools around the OpenDocument Format (ODF) standard.

The project was founded by four French companies and four French public laboratories in 2008. It received funding by the French National Research Agency and was awarded the official label of the Cap Digital competitivity cluster.

Technology

The lpod project aims to develop a library implementing the ODF standard in extenso, that is, in the most complete way possible. On top of this library the project aims to build three high-level APIs, one in Python, another one in Perl and the third one in Ruby. In May 2010, the version 0,9 of the Python API and early versions of the Perl API were available.

Improvements to the ODF specification

Several members of the project are working on improvement proposals for the ODF standard, mostly in two specific areas: security and accessibility.

Potential uses

The three APIs and the ODF library are meant to be used in scientific and industrial contexts. As the library itself departs from the traditional productivity suite software it focuses on large volume data handling, enabling the development of tools for data mining specific to scientific and business intelligence uses. APIs already come with specific tools such as format conversion and styles inspection and manipulation.

Licenses

Software developed by the lpod project is available under two free software licenses, namely the GPL v3 and the Apache v2. Copyright is owned collectively by the four companies.

References

External links

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+{{Short description|Open format}}
-= Background =
-Lpod (also written ''lpOD'') is a project's name acronym for ''languages & platforms for OpenDocument. ''The lpOD Project develops a set of multilanguage tools around the [[OpenDocument|OpenDocument Format]] (ODF) standard.
+'''Lpod''' (also written ''lpOD'') is a project's name acronym for ''languages & platforms for OpenDocument. ''The lpOD Project develops a set of multilanguage tools around the [[OpenDocument|OpenDocument Format]] (ODF) standard.
-The project was founded by four French companies and four French public laboratories in 2008. It received funding by the [[Agence_Nationale_pour_la_Recherche|French National Research Agency]] and was awarded the official label of the Cap Digital competitivity cluster.
+The project was founded by four French companies and four French public laboratories in 2008. It received funding by the [[Agence Nationale de la Recherche|French National Research Agency]] and was awarded the official label of the [[Cap Digital]] competitivity cluster.
+== Technology ==
+The lpod project aims to develop a library implementing the ODF standard in extenso, that is, in the most complete way possible. On top of this library the project aims to build three high-level [[Application programming interface|APIs]], one in [[Python (programming language)|Python]], another one in [[Perl]] and the third one in [[Ruby (programming language)|Ruby]]. In May 2010, the version 0,9 of the Python API and early versions of the Perl API were available.
+== Improvements to the ODF specification ==
-= Technology =
+Several members of the project are working on improvement proposals for the ODF standard, mostly in two specific areas: security and accessibility.
-The lpod project aims to develop a library implementing the ODF standard in extenso, that is, in the most complete way possible. On top of this library the project aims to build three high-level [[Application_programming_interface|APIs]], one in [[Python|Python]], another one in [[Perl|Perl]] and the third one in [[Ruby|Ruby]. In May 2010, the version 0,9 of the Python API and early versions of the Perl API were available.
+== Potential uses ==
-= Improvements to the ODF specification =
+The three APIs and the ODF library are meant to be used in scientific and industrial contexts. As the library itself departs from the traditional productivity suite software it focuses on large volume data handling, enabling the development of tools for [[data mining]] specific to scientific and [[business intelligence]] uses. APIs already come with specific tools such as format conversion and styles inspection and manipulation.
-Several members of the project are working on improvement proposals for the ODF standard, mostly in two specific areas: security and accessibility.
+== Licenses ==
+Software developed by the lpod project is available under two [[free software licenses]], namely the GPL v3 and the Apache v2. Copyright is owned collectively by the four companies.
+== References ==
-= Potential uses =
+{{reflist}}
-The three APIs and the ODF library are meant to be used in scientific and industrial contexts. As the library itself departs from the traditional productivity suite software it focuses on large volume data handling, enabling the development of tools for [[Data_mining|data mining]] specific to scientific and [[Business_intelligence|business intelligence]] uses. APIs already come with specific tools such as format conversion and styles inspection and manipulation.
+==External links==
+* [http://www.agence-nationale-recherche.fr/documents/aap/2008/finances/contint-resumes-2008.pdf Link to the official description of the project by the French National Research Agency (french)]
+* [https://web.archive.org/web/20110124192804/http://www.capdigital.com/wp-content/uploads/Livret_Collibri1.pdf Description of the project by the Cap Digital competitivity cluster (french)]
+* [https://metacpan.org/release/ODF-lpOD Perl CPAN distribution]
+* [https://pypi.org/project/lpod-python/ Python Package Index distribution]
+* [https://github.com/jdum/odfdo odfdo (derivative work of the lpod-python project)]
+[[Category:OpenDocument]]
-= Project Members =
+[[Category:Open formats]]
-* [http://itaapy.com/ Itaapy]
+[[Category:Markup languages]]
-* [http://arsaperta.com/ Ars Aperta ]
+[[Category:Computer file formats]]
-* [http://talend.com/ Talend]
-* [http://pierlis.com/ Pierlis]
-* [http://lil.univ-littoral.fr/LIL/index.php LIL] (Laboratoire d'Informatique du Littoral)
-* [http://www.telecom-paristech.fr/ Telecom-ParisTech]
-* [http://www.c2rmf.fr/ C2RMF-CNRS UMR171] (Musée du Louvre)
-* [http://upmc.fr/ UPMC-INSERM] (Université Pierre et Marie Curie)
-= Licenses =
-Software developed by the lpod project is available under two [[Free_software_licenses|Free Software licenses]], namely the GPL v3 and the Apache v2. Copyright is owned collectively by the four companies.
-= Links =
-* [http://www.lpod-project.org Official website]
-* [http://www.google.fr/url?sa=t&source=web&ct=res&cd=7&ved=0CDYQFjAG&url=http://www.agence-nationale-recherche.fr/documents/aap/2008/finances/contint-resumes-2008.pdf&ei=Hwn1S5GUHMaS-gbr053xCA&usg=AFQjCNEvkxiyBUZ-K2MoAyEotSYE16vg-g&sig2=gXjuNU58caNCwRmfC9xFTQ Link to the official description of the project by the French National Research Agency (french)]
-* [http://www.google.fr/url?sa=t&source=web&ct=res&cd=3&ved=0CCIQFjAC&url=http://www.capdigital.com/wp-content/uploads/Livret_Collibri1.pdf&ei=iRH1S9egO8nd-Qa4uonHCA&usg=AFQjCNFe62huwOPobFwqwU2HfsEJhpUWNw&sig2=3qi-PcuPT0jVrrWZOB0jRg Description of the project by the Cap Digital competitivity cluster (french)]