EMA?

[Jeremy Jones]

I hope that this isn't too far off topic, but I was wondering if anyone could help me track down a program that Laurent Szyster wrote a couple of years ago.  It's called EMA and is an EDI (specifically EDIFACT) mapper written in Python.  I searched on Google for a download spot, but came up blank.  I also tried emailing him directly using the email address below, but the email bounced back to me.  If anyone could help me track down this program, I would be most grateful.  Following is an abstract that I found about EMA:
 
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Title: EMA, an EDIFACT mapper 
Resource type: FYI 
Date: Thu, 24 Sep 1998 15:48:39 
Source: E-mail 
Author: Laurent Szyster (szyster at ibm.net)
Keywords: EMA ,EDIFACT MAPPER ,SW/OPEN SOURCE ,PROGRAM 
Original URL: 

Abstract/Summary: 

Hello, 

As part of an ongoing project, I needed a program that could map EDIFACT
interchange to HTML pages. Since it has to be integrated into a larger
network application, I decided that the best thing would be to write one
myself (I found Mercator and similar software too heavy to use and too
difficult to integrate or customize). 

EMA, an EDIFACT mapper, can parse and validate EDIFACT interchanges and
messages using definitions written in XML, then map them to various text
based format like HTML, CSV or tab-delimited using maps written in XML and
ad-hoc function libraries (using Python). 

This is alpha software but it already looks promising. Moreover it adheres
to Open Source Software requirements: it's free in every sense of the word
("free speach" as well as "free beer"), thanks to RINET s.c. good will. Any
comments, whishes and ... _code_ contributions are welcome (*). 

Some web space and mailing list are on their way, so to get EMA you'll have
to send me short mail asking for it ;-) 

To test it you'll need Python version 1.5, the language used to develop EMA.
It will run on all platform supported by Python: Windows 95/98/NT, DOS,
OS/2, all UNIXes, MacOS and even Java (using JPython). 

Laurent Szyster
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