Hello Zopistas and Happy New Year I have developed my first Zope Product which you can download from: http://www.gaaros.com:8080/Avabates/Pavlos/XMLConfig.tgz I include the doc string for information: """Based on XMLConfig Module. Instances of XMLConfig behave like python dictionaries but map their contents onto XML files. Modifications of either the dictionary or the XML file are reflected in both automatically. An XMLConfig instance has an attribute 'config' that holds the contents and can be accessed from DTML. (Could not inherit the XMLConfig and call its constructor. ZPublisher objects. Anyone has any ideas?) The XMLConfig docstring follows: Maps configuration dictionaries from Python to xml and visa-versa. - The user can modify the xml file or the python dictionary and synchronization between the two is taken care automatically. - No attributes are allowed so as to keep a simple format but elements can be nested. For example:: beers=XMLConfig('beers.xml','w') types={'Cypriot':{'KEO::':'<em>10</em>'},'American':{'BUD':0, 'Coors':'Sucks','Miller':0,'Saranac':10}, 'European':{'Guiness':'Excellent','Bass':10}} beers.update(types) beers['German']='All good' - Tags ending in :: are taken as CDATA sections. *Note* If you edit the xml file directly make *SURE* that you include the CDATA directive. However if you add a tag ending in :: in the dictionary, directly or through DTML, then the appropriate CDATA directive will be included in the XML file. There is one special tag index_dtml:: which can hold DTML content and is the default document if present. """ Good Morning Pavlos