isconf, ant, and xml

After perusing the shelves at Barnes and Noble a
curious O'Reilly title caught my eye.... "Ant."

Flipping through the pages I had a glimmer of a
thought that this might be something that
isconf could use (maybe not Ant but the concept)
for a state engine.

XML has the advantage of not having to burn
many cycles to parse. Its clear and you
can store all kinds of meta-data in tags
(timestamps, etc..)

Anyways - I wanted to mention it so the uber isconf
developers could design the system and point me to the tarball 
when its finished ;-)

Kevin


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