Re: Recommendation please: forming an XML toolkit

2005-11-12 Thread Fredrik Lundh
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I guess you're right... I think its just cold feet from the possibility > of getting involved and discovering specific gotchas later. > > What I'm hearing you tell me is *go and play it*. uche posted an interesting taxonomy here: http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp

Re: Recommendation please: forming an XML toolkit

2005-11-11 Thread jmdeschamps
I guess you're right... I think its just cold feet from the possibility of getting involved and discovering specific gotchas later. What I'm hearing you tell me is *go and play it*. Thanks for replying... -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list

Re: Recommendation please: forming an XML toolkit

2005-11-11 Thread uche . ogbuji
*SNIP Long list of possible criteria for chooseing an XML library* Even with all your personal considerations, there is no one "correct" answer for you. I can think of four or five packages that would meet all your criteria. You said something quite apt: "This question is a bit like the ones pe

Recommendation please: forming an XML toolkit

2005-11-10 Thread jmdeschamps
I'm asking help on this topic of building a tools foundation for future XML projects because of the sheer volume of possibilities I will not have the time to check/try/test in detail. This question is a bit like the ones pertaining to 'Which web framework to use?', there is a lot of good stuff out