• From: Sean McGrath <digitome@i...>
• To: xml-dev@x...
• Date: Mon, 28 Feb 2000 14:48:29 +0000

[Sean McGrath]
[...]
>xmln is available on the Pyxie website,
>if anyone wants to give it a whirl.
>xmln is built on top of expat and
>is non-validating. xmlv is built
>on top of rxp and is validating.
>Both xmln and xmlv generate the
>same output notation called PYX.
>

I should have pointed out that xmln and xmlv are
open source programs written in C. They are
available in source and compiled form for
Windows and Linux on www.pyxie.org.

You don't need Python to use these utilities.

regards,

http://www.pyxie.org - an Open Source XML Processing library for Python


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