xml-dev - FW: Alternatives to the W3C (was Re: Alternatives to the W3C)

["Jim Garrett" <jgarrett@navix.net>]

Currently I can say ..

I can get from XML/XSL-here to XML/XSL-there with>>
IE5 - YES
Netsquat - Nooooooo
IE4 - Nooooo, but Yes if I install the XML dll

Yes in the beginning of aviation, there
were no closed cockpits, no onboard
restrooms, no flight attendants, blah blah blah...
but at least they could
...take off
...fly there
...land there
so wha-lah ...you got there...

So add my take to Didier's later post..
MOZILLABreath "It's Time To Walk the Talk" !!!!!

But If I move all the transformation to
IIS, then Mozilla tongue can still sit
there and be a browser choice....

This business of buying Netscape and then
just stirring a cold pot all the live long
day is kinda going no where....so why should
I as a developer wait for them to see if DOJ
chops up MS...NOT!!!!

As many know, the 7 layer model always had
the hidden EIGHT layer ...i.e. "political"

Non-technically merited AOL said, "...we will
meld Mozilla into AOL so we can have
a browser version of our online product
that fully supports ...blah blah blah..."

*shrug shoulders*
JDGarrett
"Got IE5...?"



|-----Original Message-----
|From: owner-xml-dev@ic.ac.uk [mailto:owner-xml-dev@ic.ac.uk]On Behalf Of
|Didier PH Martin
|Sent: Friday, January 21, 2000 8:11 PM
|To: Tim Bray; xml-dev@ic.ac.uk
|Subject: RE: Alternatives to the W3C (was Re: Alternatives to the W3C)
|
|
|Hi Tim,
|
|Tim said:
|That's only if you think that IE5 counts as an XML browser, realistically.
|I don't. -Tim
|
|Didier replies:
|Its a point of view. Its like saying that, at the beginning of the century
|these flying things where not airplanes and this wasn't the case
|until super
|jet appeared. You may say that, it all depends of the definition of what an
|airplane is and so it is the case for XML browsers.
|
| I would say, however, and this is my opinion, that IE5 is an XML browser,
|not a perfect one, not probably the best one and probably not the most
|popular within certain circles, but it remains that it can download XML and
|render it, imperfectly I agree, with XSLT and a bit better with CSS.
|Features are still missing to make it a better XML browser? yes off course
|like these airplanes at the beginning of the century. Nonetheless these
|thing where flying, nonetheless, this thing (IE5) browses XML.
|
|Cheers
|Didier PH Martin
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