Karl Anderson <karl@digicool.com> writes:

"Andy McKay" <andym@ActiveState.com> writes:

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XML (page contents) -- every URL should result in an XML document, containing all the information that will be presented on that page. Written in DTML?

XMLDocument.

XMLDocument might or might not be what you want here - while it does provide this, there are other ways to produce XML from arbitrary objects.

To clarify what I meant, while there's nothing wrong with XMLDocument, there are many other ways to do this, too, if XMLDocument isn't suitable. For example, you can output XML with Python or DTML that walks your data, and not have to constrain how you're storing it. -- Karl Anderson karl@digicool.com