I've created a simple Java BSON encoder/decoder implementation: I've
called it ebson (e for extensible). The project's page is here:
http://code.google.com/p/ebson/.

It is independent of MongoDB: for example, my library doesn't provide
an ObjectId implementation (however clients can plug their own
implementations at runtime).

It's nothing much, but I thought I'll let you people know. (I've
forked your project at GitHub first so that I can add a link on the
implementations page, but then I saw the four pending pull request's
at your main repo, so I dropped that idea—instead I'm writing here.)

Sooooo, that's it. Bye and have a good life!

Regards,
Kohányi Róbert

I added it to the bsonspec.org implementations page.
Thanks

Thanks Marcello.  Added it in.

Greetings again!

I've moved my project to GitHub instead of Google Code (yeah after
just a couple of days). Google Code's issue tracking is great, but in
overall GitHub wins hands down (markdownized READMEs are much cooler
than Google's WikiSyntax).

Anyway, the ebson project's url is now (and forever—or at least for a
couple of months ;) https://github.com/kohanyirobert/ebson the other
page will be deleted in a month.

It would be greatly appreciated if you would be so kind to update the
link on the bsonspec page.

(I've created a pull request (https://github.com/mongodb/bsonspec.org/
pull/5) for this also—don't know which way you prefer more. :)

Thanks!