Hi, I hope you don't mind a short announce of a new open-source project, which, I think, may be helpful for OpenLayers.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Jsonix (JSON interfaces for XML) is a JavaScript library which allows you to convert between XML and JSON structures. (Jsonix is essentially a JavaScript analog of JAXB.) With Jsonix you can parse XML into JSON (this process is called unmarshalling) or serialize JSON in XML form (this is called marshalling). These conversions are based on simple XML/JSON mappings which can be generated from an XML Schema or written manually. Project website: * http://confluence.highsource.org/display/JSNX/Jsonix -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I think Jsonix may be quite handy for OpenLayers. OpenLayers support a number of XML-based formats, there's probably more to come. Jsonix can simplify XML processing in JavaScript, you can generate marshaller/unmarshaller from an XML Schema instead of writing parser/serializer manually. This might save a lot of effort for OGC schemas, for instance. In any case, I'll be glad if you find it useful. And please excuse my shameless plug. Best wishes, /lexi _______________________________________________ Dev mailing list d...@lists.osgeo.org http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/openlayers-dev
