[XML-SIG] Which DOM implementation?
Derek Fountain
derekfountain at yahoo.co.uk
Thu Jun 24 05:39:14 EDT 2004
Which Python based DOM implementation is the best in terms of compliance to
the W3C specification? I'm looking to work with DOM in an educational
scenario, and looking at the table on this page:
http://pyxml.sourceforge.net/topics/compliance.html
is making things less clear instead of more so!
The table suggests there are two minidom implementations: one in the Python
package itself, and one in the PyXML package. It looks like the PyXML one is
a little more compliant - is that a fair assessment?
Further, PyXML has another DOM package called 4DOM. That looks to be the most
compliant of the lot according to the table. Was is donated to the PyXML
project by FourThought? Bits of the documentation (not to mention the name)
suggest that's its heritage.
Finally, 4Suite appears to have 3 DOM packages available, none of which
appears to be especially compliant. I was under the impression that cDomlette
was built with speed in mind. I'm not sure about pDOM and FtMD.
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