XML Mapping in Ruby
Dear lazy web…
I’ve been playing with Ruby and XML lately, and one of the key features I need to use is XML mapping from XML to Ruby objects and vice versa. However, both ROXML and XML::Mapping do not seem to be very active at the moment. Both forums contain un-replied questions several months old, and I can’t find any examples that are not a couple of years old.
Is there any XML Mapping library for Ruby that is currently active(*)? XML::Mapping was serving me good enough, until the moment that I needed some of the documented features and found that they are not supported in the current release 
(*) by active I don’t mean it needs to be in exclusively in code development, but at least with some recent activity in forums, documentation, examples, etc..
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January 31st, 2008 at 9:26 am
Did you find an answer to this? Please post a short update to this if you did. Thanks!
September 28th, 2008 at 10:02 am
second that
I’ve been looking at those two projects my self but find them as inactive as you did 
January 30th, 2009 at 1:16 am
FYI, as of September 2008, I’ve revived the ROXML project and it’s seen regular releases since then. Check it out!
May 20th, 2010 at 11:57 am
Check out xml-mapping from the CVS. The documented features are in there.
(I’m the author of the library)
I intend to create a new release version of this in the near future. The project has been dormat for some years (…) because my interest has shifted to other things. If I have time, I’ll pick it up again, at the very least fixing up some loose ends.