Allowing an all-Transcript way of parsing and manipulating XML
BS Editor: The XML Library allows users of Revolution 2.0 (or higher) to read and manipulate XML documents, using methods that are fully compliant with the W3C specifications for XML The XML Library comes in two forms:

Basic Edition: A freeware version that provides the ability to read and parse multiple XML documents. This version does not provide writing capabilities (i.e. you cant change attribute values, Create or delete nodes, etc.) or DTD support and the library comes as a locked stack. NOTE: The Basic Edition is for non-commerical use ONLY. If you want to use this library with a commercial product, you will need to purchase the Standard Edition (see below). To download the Basic Edition, please click on the Download Link in the Navigator
Its an all-Transcript solution, so there are no ancillary files to deliver with your application (the library can be easily made a substack of your mainstack).

As an all-Transcript solution, if you want to adjust how things get parsed or add your own parsing rules that piggyback on the ones Ive written, youre free to do so.

You can manipulate nodes other than element nodes - comments, CDATA, processing instructions, etc.

The XML library works hard to maintain original Whitespace in a parsed XML document; for example if you have a nicely Readable XML doc that you run through the revXML.DLL to change an attribute of a tag and then write the data back out, its an unreadable mess. With the XML Library it looks just like it did at the beginning, just with the attribute changed.

The XML Library will normalize data retrieved from a node; revXML.DLL wont do that.

The documentation for the XML Library is far and away more comprehensive than what comes with the revXML.DLL.

The XML Library will allow you to actually delete an attribute from an element tag (stsXML_DeleteAttribute). you can free download STS XML Library Basic Edition 2.1 now.