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Zj-Stream

2023-10-29T13:32:13Z

Grawity: fix dead link

{{FormatInfo
|formattype=electronic
|subcat=Page description languages
}}
'''Zj-Stream''' is a spooling language used to send data for printing to the Minolta 3001 color laser printer, using the Zenographics SuperPrint/SuperRip driver. Its [[endianness]] is dynamic; it may be big or small endian, and this can be detected by a signature sequence.

== Format description ==

* [http://web.archive.org/web/20170208042927/http://www.undocprint.org/formats/page_description_languages/zjstream Description of Zj-Stream]

== Metaformat files ==

* [https://www.synalysis.net/Grammars/zjstream.grammar Synalysis grammar file] (for Hexinator / Synalize It!; [[Synalysis grammar file|more details]])

OBML (Opera Binary Markup Language)

2018-11-09T09:01:11Z

Grawity: fix URLs

{{FormatInfo
|formattype=electronic
|subcat=Hypermedia
|extensions={{ext|obml}}, {{ext|obml15}}, {{ext|obml16}}
}}

:''Not to be confused with [[Bible::OBML]] (Open Bible Markup Language).''

'''OBML''' (Opera Binary Markup Language) is a document format used by the Opera Mini "thin client" web browser. Opera Mini uses a server farm running a modified Presto engine to convert HTML pages into OBML, so that the phone only needs to render pixel-positioned regions instead of running a full HTML layout engine.

Normally OBML was only spoken between the Opera proxy servers and the app, but Opera Mini v3 gained the ability to save pages to ".obml" files for later reading and archival, thus it isn't a completely internal file format anymore.

Unfortunately the saved pages aren't very portable across devices (as they depend on screen size and font metrics); newer app versions do not support older OBML formats (app upgrades have made old saved pages unreadable at least twice); and neither Opera Mobile nor the desktop Opera can read them at all.

If you have old ".obml" files, one way to open them is by running a J2ME version of Opera Mini within MicroEmulator. With the <tt>--impl org.microemu.cldc.file.FileSystem</tt> option, Opera Mini will allow selecting a local directory for saved pages, and will import any compatible files found in it.

== Resources ==

* Dev.Opera: [https://dev.opera.com/articles/opera-binary-markup-language/ Opera Binary Markup Language]
* [http://vishnyasoft.com/beta/1030-obml-viewer-v109.html OBML Viewer v1.0.9]
* [https://nullroute.eu.org/redir/obml-format reverse-engineered format documentation]
* [https://nullroute.eu.org/redir/obml-parser OBML to HTML converter]

[[Category:Markup]]
[[Category:Web]]

OBML (Opera Binary Markup Language)

2016-01-30T15:00:33Z

Grawity:

{{FormatInfo
|formattype=electronic
|subcat=Markup
|extensions={{ext|obml}}, {{ext|obml15}}, {{ext|obml16}}
}}

:''Not to be confused with [[Bible::OBML]] (Open Bible Markup Language).''

'''OBML''' (Opera Binary Markup Language) is a document format used by the Opera Mini "thin client" web browser. Opera Mini uses a server farm running a modified Presto engine to convert HTML pages into OBML, so that the phone only needs to render pixel-positioned regions instead of running a full HTML layout engine.

Normally OBML was only spoken between the Opera proxy servers and the app, but Opera Mini v3 gained the ability to save pages to ".obml" files for later reading and archival, thus it isn't a completely internal file format anymore.

Unfortunately the saved pages aren't very portable across devices (as they depend on screen size and font metrics); newer app versions do not support older OBML formats (app upgrades have made old saved pages unreadable at least twice); and neither Opera Mobile nor the desktop Opera can read them at all.

If you have old ".obml" files, one way to open them is by running a J2ME version of Opera Mini within MicroEmulator. With the <tt>--impl org.microemu.cldc.file.FileSystem</tt> option, Opera Mini will allow selecting a local directory for saved pages, and will import any compatible files found in it.

== Resources ==

* Dev.Opera: [https://dev.opera.com/articles/opera-binary-markup-language/ Opera Binary Markup Language]
* [http://vishnyasoft.com/beta/1030-obml-viewer-v109.html OBML Viewer v1.0.9]
* [https://gist.github.com/702b31cddcc5a6622724 reverse-engineered format documentation]
* [https://github.com/grawity/hacks/blob/master/hacks/Text/obml-parser OBML to HTML converter]

[[Category:Web]]

OBML (Opera Binary Markup Language)

2016-01-30T13:56:34Z

Grawity:

{{FormatInfo
|formattype=electronic
|subcat=Markup
|extensions={{ext|obml}}, {{ext|obml15}}, {{ext|obml16}}
}}

:''Not to be confused with [[Bible::OBML]] (Open Bible Markup Language).''

'''OBML''' (Opera Binary Markup Language) is a document format used by the Opera Mini "thin client" web browser. Opera Mini uses a server farm running a modified Presto engine to convert HTML pages into OBML, so that the phone only needs to render pixel-positioned regions instead of running a full HTML layout engine.

Normally OBML was only spoken between the Opera proxy servers and the app, but Opera Mini v3 gained the ability to save pages to ".obml" files for later reading and archival, thus it isn't a completely internal file format anymore.

Unfortunately the saved pages aren't very portable across devices (as they depend on screen size and font metrics); newer app versions do not support older OBML formats (app upgrades have made old saved pages unreadable at least twice); and neither Opera Mobile nor the desktop Opera can read them at all.

If you have old ".obml" files, one way to open them is by running a J2ME version of Opera Mini within MicroEmulator. With the <tt>--impl org.microemu.cldc.file.FileSystem</tt> option, Opera Mini will allow selecting a local directory for saved pages, and will import any compatible files found in it.

== Resources ==

* Dev.Opera: [https://dev.opera.com/articles/opera-binary-markup-language/ Opera Binary Markup Language]
* [http://vishnyasoft.com/beta/1030-obml-viewer-v109.html OBML Viewer v1.0.9 (Russian)]

One attempt at reverse-engineering the file format, based on my phone's backups:

* [https://gist.github.com/702b31cddcc5a6622724 format documentation]
* [https://github.com/grawity/hacks/blob/master/hacks/Text/obml-parser OBML to HTML converter]

[[Category:Web]]

OBML (Opera Binary Markup Language)

2016-01-30T13:52:59Z

Grawity:

{{FormatInfo
|formattype=electronic
|subcat=Markup
|extensions={{ext|obml}}, {{ext|obml15}}, {{ext|obml16}}
}}

:''Not to be confused with [[Bible::OBML]] (Open Bible Markup Language).''

'''OBML''' (Opera Binary Markup Language) is a document format used by the Opera Mini "thin client" web browser. Opera Mini uses a server farm running a modified Presto engine to convert HTML pages into OBML, so that the phone only needs to render pixel-positioned regions instead of running a full HTML layout engine.

Normally OBML was only spoken between the Opera proxy servers and the app, but Opera Mini v3 gained the ability to save pages to ".obml" files for later reading and archival, thus it isn't a completely internal file format anymore.

Unfortunately the saved pages aren't very portable across devices (as they depend on screen size and font metrics); newer app versions do not support older OBML formats (app upgrades have made old saved pages unreadable at least twice); and neither Opera Mobile nor the desktop Opera can read them at all.

If you have old ".obml" files, one way to open them is by running a J2ME version of Opera Mini within MicroEmulator. With the <tt>--impl org.microemu.cldc.file.FileSystem</tt> option, Opera Mini will allow selecting a local directory for saved pages, and will import any compatible files found in it.

== Resources ==

* Dev.Opera: [https://dev.opera.com/articles/opera-binary-markup-language/ Opera Binary Markup Language]

One attempt at reverse-engineering the file format, based on my phone's backups:

* [https://gist.github.com/702b31cddcc5a6622724 format documentation]
* [https://github.com/grawity/hacks/blob/master/hacks/Text/obml-parser OBML to HTML converter]

[[Category:Web]]

OBML (Opera Binary Markup Language)

2016-01-30T13:50:25Z

Grawity:

{{FormatInfo
|formattype=electronic
|subcat=Markup
|extensions={{ext|obml}}, {{ext|obml15}}, {{ext|obml16}}
}}

:''Not to be confused with [[Bible::OBML]] (Open Bible Markup Language).''

'''OBML''' (Opera Binary Markup Language) is a document format used by the Opera Mini "thin client" web browser. Opera Mini uses a server farm running a modified Presto engine to convert HTML pages into OBML, so that the phone only needs to render pixel-positioned regions instead of running a full HTML layout engine.

Normally OBML was only spoken between the Opera proxy servers and the app, but Opera Mini v3 gained the ability to save pages to ".obml" files for later reading and archival, thus it isn't a completely internal file format anymore.

Unfortunately the saved pages aren't very portable across devices (as they depend on screen size and font metrics); newer app versions do not support older OBML formats (app upgrades have made old saved pages unreadable at least twice); and neither Opera Mobile nor the desktop Opera can read them at all.

== Resources ==

* Dev.Opera: [https://dev.opera.com/articles/opera-binary-markup-language/ Opera Binary Markup Language]

One attempt at reverse-engineering the file format, based on my phone's backups:

* [https://gist.github.com/702b31cddcc5a6622724 format documentation]
* [https://github.com/grawity/hacks/blob/master/hacks/Text/obml-parser OBML to HTML converter]

[[Category:Web]]

OBML

2016-01-30T13:49:44Z

Grawity: Grawity moved page OBML to OBML (Opera Binary Markup Language): disambiguation

#REDIRECT [[OBML (Opera Binary Markup Language)]]

OBML (Opera Binary Markup Language)

2016-01-30T13:49:44Z

Grawity: Grawity moved page OBML to OBML (Opera Binary Markup Language): disambiguation

{{FormatInfo
|formattype=electronic
|subcat=Markup
|extensions={{ext|obml}}, {{ext|obml15}}, {{ext|obml16}}
}}

'''OBML''' (Opera Binary Markup Language) is a document format used by the Opera Mini "thin client" web browser. Opera Mini uses a server farm running a modified Presto engine to convert HTML pages into OBML, so that the phone only needs to render pixel-positioned regions instead of running a full HTML layout engine.

Normally OBML was only spoken between the Opera proxy servers and the app, but Opera Mini v3 gained the ability to save pages to ".obml" files for later reading and archival, thus it isn't a completely internal file format anymore.

Unfortunately the saved pages aren't very portable across devices (as they depend on screen size and font metrics); newer app versions do not support older OBML formats (app upgrades have made old saved pages unreadable at least twice); and neither Opera Mobile nor the desktop Opera can read them at all.

== Resources ==

* Dev.Opera: [https://dev.opera.com/articles/opera-binary-markup-language/ Opera Binary Markup Language]

One attempt at reverse-engineering the file format, based on my phone's backups:

* [https://gist.github.com/702b31cddcc5a6622724 format documentation]
* [https://github.com/grawity/hacks/blob/master/hacks/Text/obml-parser OBML to HTML converter]

[[Category:Web]]

OBML (Opera Binary Markup Language)

2016-01-30T13:48:15Z

Grawity:

OBML (Opera Binary Markup Language)

2016-01-30T13:47:29Z

Grawity: Created page with "{{FormatInfo |formattype=electronic |subcat=Markup |extensions={{ext|obml}}, {{ext|obml15}}, {{ext|obml16}} }} '''OBML''' (Opera Binary Markup Language) is a document format ..."

{{FormatInfo
|formattype=electronic
|subcat=Markup
|extensions={{ext|obml}}, {{ext|obml15}}, {{ext|obml16}}
}}

'''OBML''' (Opera Binary Markup Language) is a document format used by the Opera Mini "thin client" web browser. Opera Mini uses a server farm running a modified Presto engine to convert HTML pages into OBML, so that the phone only needs to render pixel-positioned regions instead of running a full HTML layout engine.

Normally OBML was only spoken between the Opera proxy servers and the app, but Opera Mini v3 gained the ability to save pages to ".obml" files for later reading and archival, thus it isn't a completely internal file format anymore.

Unfortunately the saved pages aren't very portable across devices (as they depend on screen size and font metrics); newer app versions do not support older OBML formats (app upgrades have made old saved pages unreadable at least twice); and neither Opera Mobile nor the desktop Opera can read them at all.

== Resources ==

One attempt at reverse-engineering the file format, based on my phone's backups:

* [https://gist.github.com/702b31cddcc5a6622724 format documentation]
* [https://github.com/grawity/hacks/blob/master/hacks/Text/obml-parser OBML to HTML converter]

[[Category:Web]]