The Python Web Services Developer: Part 2 - Conclusion

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Well, we still haven't written any Python code, but we did get a peek at some of the features of 4Suite Server. In next month's column we will expand on this example to give our software repository the content management features and searching all of the metadata we are generating.

Resources

• Participate in the discussion forum on this article.
• Download the example code for this article.
• Visit the RPMFind.net site to learn more about it and to download tools and code.
• Review the details of the RDF specification.
• Check out the information available on the XSLT specification.
• Learn more about the XPath specification.
• To learn more about the 4Suite Server, read our article on Unix insider.
• And, of course, you can always download the Python interpreter and programming tools.
• Get an overview of the purpose of this series by reading the first installment.
• Read the third installment of this series.
• Read An introduction to RDF to learn more about RDF.

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