> > You can use XmlLight if you need something... light. If performances and
> > memory are not critical (only DOM), it should be enough for most of your
> > usages, and is a good way of starting with XML since it's very easy to
use
> > and manipulate, and support DTD (but not schema). If you need more
features
> > then PXP is your friend, but is a lot more difficult to handle.
>
> PXP doens't support schema either, but GMetaDOM (a wrapper around the
> GNOME XML libraries) seems to:
>
> http://gmetadom.sourceforge.net/
>
> Ben

I forgot to say the following : XmlLight is 100% pure OCaml, and is not a
wrapper on another library. That means that it will compile and work the
same on all ocaml-supported architectures.

Nicolas Cannnasse

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