S-XML, S-XML-RPC and CL-PREVALENCE

Recently, I moved and renamed 3 of my open-source Common Lisp projects 
to common-lisp.net:

S-XML ( http://common-lisp.net/project/s-xml ) is a simple, basic XML 
parser for Common Lisp with both a pure functional, (S)SAX like event 
interface as well as a DOM interface with LXML, SXML and an XML-ELEMENT 
struct DOM representation. Rudi Schlatte and Brian Mastenbrook are 
co-developers/maintainers.

S-XML-RPC ( http://common-lisp.net/project/s-xml-rpc ) is an 
implementation of the XML-RPC protocol in Common Lisp for both client 
and server. Rudi Schlatte and Brian Mastenbrook are 
co-developers/maintainers and added porting to SBCL. Rudi Schlatte 
added a number of XML-RPC extensions recently.

CL-PREVALENCE ( http://common-lisp.net/project/cl-prevalence ) is an 
implementation in Common Lisp of the Object Prevalence concept using 
both XML and s-expression based serialization. Thanks to testing by 
Bill Clementson, ACL and Windows are now supported too.

All projects use ASDF and should be ASDF-INSTALL-able. As for all 
common-lisp.net projects, there is CVS access and there are mailing 
lists. All code runs on multiple CL implementations.

Sven Van Caekenberghe ( http://homepage.mac.com/svc )