
EaseXML tends to be an object-xml mapper. It allows to translate XML to Python objects and vice-versa. Your developer life is made easier :
Basically EaseXML provides a new object type : XMLObject. Of course, it's possible to build XMLObjects given some XML data. For further information, read the small documentation which takes an example to explain EaseXML's features. EaseXML is released under the Python Software Foundation License.
The project is registered at the Python Package Index and in Freshmeat
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EaseXML source code is now hosted on a Subversion repository on http://svn.base-art.net. To access it you have 3 alternatives:
If you want commit rights to the repository, let me know. The repository is organized this way (the 'classic' one):
Well I'm not absolutely sure of the meaning of life of the schema. So correct me if i'm wrong :) The SVNBook says it's good, i believe it.
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Any feedback, flames, patches should be directed to me: Philippe Normand <phil =at= respyre -dot- org> I'm also idling on irc://irc.freenode.net/#xmlobject as philipss.
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