Hi there,

I've been working on integrating Strophe, an XMPP libarary, into our
current project. Anyway, responses are returned as XML DOMs and I was
needing a way to traverse them using $$ and CSS selectors. Alas,
Prototype doesn't generally deal with nodes in an XML document.
Luckily I came across Sizzler, the newest and coolest selector drop-in
library from the friendly folks at the DoJo project (it supports XML
DOMs).

So, here is my question: is anyone thinking of integrating Sizzler and
having it replace the functionality of the current selector class?
XMPP is bound to be showing up in more and more real-time
functionality, and I believe there will be a real need for it in
applications that use the prototype library. While I prefer JSON over
XML, there are reasons why XML is used in domains that need
standardization and well defined common data structures, such as RSS,
messaging and publish/subscribe services.

Anyone have an opinion?

Cheers,
Will






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