On Tuesday 08 July 2003 22:27, you wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a newby question : I am currently using nsxml module.
> Is tDOM a better alternative ?
>
Well, I'm biased, so I suppose my opinion won't mean much :)
I've heard that OpenACS is (or is going to) replacing nsxml
with tDOM. Also, AOL evaluates the tDOM for their internal
usage. This package is used for quite a few real-world
professional applications and is quite mature, regardless of
the low-profile version number...
tDOM is compact, very Tcl'ish, very fast, allows sharing of
DOM trees between threads and is actively developed and
supported.
Again, do not believe me :) Try it out yourself.
You can load it in AOLserver by simple
"ns_eval package require tdom"
of for 3.x servers, compile it as a loadable module.
Documentation is available, although not very newbie-friendly.
But you can always ask questions on the tDOM mailing list
and get an answer within a day or two.
Cheers,
Zoran
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