> It looks like Apache is going to have one heck of an XML parser. Yeah, all the nitty gritty info is at xml.apache.org. Xerces, the XML parser, is really nice since it is fully validating and everything. Right now I just started using xmlproc, which is also fully validating. It's written in pure python tho, so it is probably a bit slower. However, the number of bugs I've already caught is so incredible that I'm going to stick with validation (now that I finally learned how to write DTDs :-). > Too bad it's not GPL. The license is copyright only, I think (http://xml.apache.org/dist/LICENSE.txt), so it is even better. > We may still be able to use it though. Well, no python bindings :-<. Writing python bindings for an XML parser and making it fit into the existing python XML framework is not an easy task, unfortunately. The easiest way to use it would be if I started working in jpython, then I could use the java version of the parser. Brad