Adam Jones wrote: >I guess the problem I have with this is that normally I get XML from >someone else, I build databases myself. In that I know exactly what the >spec is for the database, and unlike XML the absence of data in a >database column does not also remove it from my schema example. That >said this would be very useful for authoring. > >What I would like to see is something that can make working with >existing XML easier. I would like to be able to point some code at an >xml file and give it an xpath query in exchange for some objects >representing the result, and use the class' attributes to access/change >values from the file. > Generation and publishing are my initial goal, there are many parsers of many flavours out there. But there seems to be few decent generic toos for creating your XML. Having said that, I find Kid is actually quite nice for that, I use it to make my RSS2.0 feed. But, XML doesn't need templating, its ment to be computer readable, not human readable. Therefore it should be easily computer creatable, not human created.
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