• Wyona CMS
  Wyona CMS is an Open-Source Content Management and Publishing System written in 100% pure Java. It is based on open standards such as XML ( DOM, SAX) and XSLT. One of it's core components is the pipeline processor Cocoon from the Apache Software Foundation.
• FAQ Project
  A web-based, database driven that make use of JSP and XML and Cocoon.
• sp.xsl
  Generate simple websites with XSL.
• WebEditor WCMS
  webEditor is a web application to manage the content of a news-based web site (you now Slashdot?). It's based on Cocoon, the apache XML web publishing system and Apache/ApacheJServ/Tomcat as Web Server/Servlet platform.
• Chello - A minimal Cocoon 2 application
  Chello is an Open Source minimal Cocoon 2 application. It features project compilation using ANT, unit zesting with JUnit, functional testing with HTTPUnit, continuous integration process with CruiseControl, documentation generation for Java code using javadoc and XSL Stylesheets using XSLDoc, project documentation using Cocoon and automatic build of web archive file (WAR) for easy distribution.
• Holometabolous - CMS, Profiling and App Suite
  A content management, profiling and application suite built on top of software from the Apache foundation, most especially Cocoon, with a database back end. The goal is to make the power of Java/SQL/XML easy to leverage 'out of the box.'
• XMLLeague
  Sports (soccer) league administration.
• Buglet - XML Bugtracking System
  An xml-centric bug system implemented in Java as a servlet running on top of Cocoon/Tomcat. Supports e-mail and web based submission of bugs. Buglet offers a standardized form for the data associated with bugs.
• CocoBlog is a free weblogging software tool based on Apache Cocoon and Apache Xindice. For more information see Ugo Cei weblog at http://www.beblogging.com/blog/
• Captor is a web-based tool that lets you see the actual XML that is being produced by each transformer in a Cocoon pipeline. Source, binaries and documentation are available from http://outerthought.net/captor.html

• EditXML - Managing XML files for Cocoon
  he project Edit XML provides a servlet based solution for managing sets of XML files for XML based publishing systems like Cocoon.
• Pollo XML Editor (with Cocoon sitemap support)
  Pollo lets you edit XML files. It's best suited for files which can be represented in a tree structure. It comes with built-in support for Cocoon sitemap files, Ant build files and XML Schemas. The editor has a colourfull tree widget (not the default Swing one!), drag-and-drop support, unlimmited undo, model-view design (open multiple views on the same file), ...
• DBPrism XML Framework for Oracle DB
  DBPrism is a servlet engine that works in two different modes: as a standalone servlet, or plugged into the Cocoon publishing framework. In the first mode, DBPrism works like the PLSQL Cartridge of Oracle Web Server. Plugged into the Cocoon framework, DBPrism works as a DB Producer, generating dynamic XML from a database.
• JEuclid - MathML Transformer for Cocoon
  The project is a component for the Apache Cocoon project(xml.apache.org) which converts MathML documents to GIF images or SVG.
• ExFormula - XForms for Cocoon
  ExFormula is an implementation of the XForms specification. It allows you to define XML Models and Instances associated with it, to process dynamic forms based on an end markup.
• POI - OLE2 File System (DOC, XLS, ...)
  The POI project consists of APIs for manipulating various file formats based upon Microsoft's OLE 2 Compound Document format using pure Java. There will soon be generators and serializers for Cocoon to read/write MS Office file formats.
• X:Forge XML Framework
  X:Forge is an XML Language whose main focus is in dynamic XML generation. X:Forge tags are supposed to be included in XML documents for further processing. The tool was designed as a replacement for XSP, an Apache technology originally used for dynamic generation of XML content in the Cocoon Project and slowly evolving into an Internet standard.

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