Martin von Loewis loewis at informatik.hu-berlin.de
Wed Dec 26 18:54:44 EST 2001

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"A. Keyton Weissinger" <keyton at weissinger.org> writes:

> Anyone have any word on PyXML for Python 2.2? When will it be released, etc?

PyXML 0.7 builds fine with Python 2.2 if you have a compiler. If you
don't have a compiler, what platform do you want binaries for?

In any case, many of the libraries presented in the book will work
with the stock Python xml libraries, no PyXML needed. Only when it
comes to validation or enhanced DOM features, you need PyXML, and only
for XSLT, you need 4Suite (for the plain 4XPath application, PyXML 0.7
should be good enough).

Regards,
Martin

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