Brian,

This looks good and seems to work for me.  This opens up some interesting
possibilities for putting together some XSL to transform it into any format
anyone wants.

One drawback is that it is based on AZGeocaching data, so it doesn't include
out of state finds (at least I didn't see any after a quick scan). That is
one of my most important requirements.  The AZGeocaching site is wonderful
from an AZ perspective, but is an incomplete picture from an individual
perspective.

The other thing I noticed is that the schema differs from the one used by
geocaching.com.  Using a schema consistent with geocaching.com, would allow
any transformations to be used against either source.

Please don't take these as critical comments.  This is nice work.

Thanks,
Jerry (Cache-Quest)

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Brian LaFrance" <brian@brianlafrance.com>
To: <listserv@azgeocaching.com>
Sent: Tuesday, September 09, 2003 10:53 PM
Subject: [Az-Geocaching] XML Tool


> So anyway...I got bored tonight.  If any of you want to play with a tool
I'm
> working on for generating an XML found list, follow this link:
>
> http://www.twogun.com/geocaching/
>
> It's still a beta version, but I figured some of you who would be
interested
> in using it could give me some input on it.  I am yet to find an efficient
> way of collecting dates for the finds, so that is currently missing.
Maybe
> the Snaptek gods could give me some hints/ideas on how to handle getting
> dates included...
>
> Brian
> Team AZEvil
>
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