Hey All, I just wanted to thank you all for working hard to bring gnucash into the world. I am curious about your XML formats, are you using XSD schema files or DTD files. #2 is there a good way to transfer the XML files to a SQL db and vice versa with gnucash? #3) As an avid developer (Java / https://github.com/adligo) I have become sick of XML and JSON and I am looking for collaborators to develop a new binary data format that is mostly text. What I really mean is that I am looking to build a pluggable parsing strategy that avoids s-expressions and allows csv file data inside of trees called; Classification Markup Notation Let me know if any of you are interested in this idea and would like to collaborate.
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