Open Document Format - No library for Java???

Hi guys,
I'm looking for a library that let's me access Open Document Files, like *.ods.
There SHOULD BE something like that...
Does anybody of you know anything?
Greetz
Sascha

On the OpenOffice.org site, look under projects, and there's an Open Document Toolkit for Java. I've no idea of its status though.

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