Interesting article that just hit Slashdot today regarding XML: http://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/200x/2003/03/16/XML-ProgIf XML is important to your needs, why not write a translation script to
parse XML and write the asterisk configs? Scripting languages abound and are
appropriate to the task. Obviously, the transaltion script could grab your
XML and write fresh asterisk configs every time you started asterisk.
I agree with the idea of translating other formats to create Asterisk config files.
Using XML as an intermediate storage format for a management GUI wouldn't be too bad. Simply run it through an XSLT to generate the asterisk-format config files and everything would be fine. There most likely be the issue that all changes need to be made to the XML, not the asterisk files or changes would be overwritten at a later time.
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