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I think an XML webservice interface should be added to the validator. So that we can call it transparently from an application written in a modern programming language like C#, Java or Delphi.
What do you mean by "XML webservice interface" exactly? Something like http://validator.w3.org/docs/users.html#stb maybe?
I just mean a plain XML webservice. You know, a SOAP/WSDL thingy that can be imported as a WebReference in a .NET project. I can't imagine you not knowing what that is :)
I think Bjoern meant to link to http://validator.w3.org/docs/users.html#Output which is likely to become a proper Soap1.2 service sooner (or/than) later.
I don't know the XML output already existed. Maybe that could be useful as well. However SOAP/WSDL would be much better, because it's easier to handle from the perspective of a programmer.
SOAP API added in 0.7.3. closing.