Folks,

My forays into binding OCaml to Ruby have failed and I'm thinking  
about going all OCaml.

Assuming that I'm running naked nethttpd as my web server, how should  
I implement logging of HTTP requests to disk (a-la Apache)? Is this  
something that exists somewhere?

Also, what XML package for OCaml is the easiest for publishing RSS  
and parsing XHTML?

I looked at several possible options this week. On the one hand, Alex  
Baretta graciously provided me with source code for AS/XCaml which I  
found overwhelmingly complex and I totally dislike how OCaml code is  
embedded in Ocsigen's templates. On the other hand, I managed to get  
mod_caml up and running and compile ocamlnet.

I'm thinking of pairing Bruno De Fraine's "Toy implementation of  
Zope's TAL" [1] with nethttpd and running my site on that. As an  
alternative, I may be able to plug Bruno's templates into mod_caml or  
Ocsigen.

I'm looking for advice here.

	Thanks in advance, Joel

[1] http://tinyurl.com/28xvj8

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