Article:		The State of the Python-XML Art
Subject:		ParsedXML
Date:		2002-09-20 04:45:54
From:		Martijn Faassen
(Whoops, sorry about the empty message above) ParsedXML is a DOM implementation created by Zope corporation and maintained by me where the DOM tree can be persistent in Zope: http://www.zope.org/Members/faassen/ParsedXML

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• ParsedXML
  2002-09-25 08:10:29 Uche Ogbuji [Reply]
  
  I wanted to note that I am aware of PyXML. I posted a disclaimer that I avoided listing of Python server frameworks that included XML processing capabilities because they are hard to quantify. ParsedXML cannot really be used outsize Zope (if I'm right), which is why I didn't list it.

  
  I do plan in future to cover each of these server frameworks in dedicated articles. I will surely cover ParsedXML in my article on Zope.

  
  Meanwhile, I will be looking out for ParsedXML announcements for my monthly "happenings" section of the column.

  
  Thanks.
  
  
  

  • ParsedXML
    2002-09-27 04:45:34 Martijn Faassen [Reply]
    
    ParsedXML cannot be easily used outside Zope,
    that's true, understood. Parts of it can be though; the DOM core is fairly useful outside Zope though it depends on some Zopeisms (in particular some extensionclass features). The unit tests for the DOM
    are very extensive and perfectly useful outside
    Zope; in fact I've tried them against the 4DOM in
    PyXML (there were many failures however :).