[XML-SIG] List of publicly usable modules

[Uche Ogbuji]

> Here's a list of modules I've just checked into xml-howto.tex.  Are
> there any public modules that aren't on this list?  Are there any
> modules here that are considered implementation details, and therefore
> shouldn't be used outside the PyXML implementation?

Maybe we should consolidate this with Alexandre Fayolle's list of modules.  Of 
course, I can't find his list in the PyXML source tree right now.


> \item[\module{xml.dom}]
>   The Python DOM interface.  The full interface
>   support DOM Levels 1 and 2.  This implementation is called 4DOM,
>   and was written by Fourthought LLC.  \module{xml.dom} contains
>   the implementation for DOM trees built from XML documents.

I might go through and update the LLC -> Inc.


> \item[\module{xml.xslt}] 
>    An implementation of the XSLT transformation language.
> % XXX do the FourThought guys want a credit in the text here?

I think it's fair.  Then again, it looks as if we're the only ones with 
credits in the manifest.  Perhaps the credits in the README are sufficient.


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