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David Mertz, Ph.D.
Python/XML users might be interested in:
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/xml/library/x-matters39.html
Title:
Get the most out of gnosis.xml.objectify
Subtitle:
Use utility functions for enhanced object behavior
Abstract:
The XML binding gnosis.xml.objectify was designed, in many ways, more
as a toolkit than as a final tool. But this leaves some (potential)
users confused about how to specialize it for some common tasks. In
this article, David shows readers how very thin wrappers can customize
gnosis.xml.objectify to perform actions such as: Provide XPath access
to child objects; automatically reserialize objects to XML; modify the
syntax of access to nodes. Some of these techniques involve rather
trivial specialization of provided parent classes. Others involve
small utility functions.
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/xml/library/x-matters39.html
Title:
Get the most out of gnosis.xml.objectify
Subtitle:
Use utility functions for enhanced object behavior
Abstract:
The XML binding gnosis.xml.objectify was designed, in many ways, more
as a toolkit than as a final tool. But this leaves some (potential)
users confused about how to specialize it for some common tasks. In
this article, David shows readers how very thin wrappers can customize
gnosis.xml.objectify to perform actions such as: Provide XPath access
to child objects; automatically reserialize objects to XML; modify the
syntax of access to nodes. Some of these techniques involve rather
trivial specialization of provided parent classes. Others involve
small utility functions.