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> The typical data set / stylesheet combination is almost always larger than the
> pre-rendered data -- in my experience,
Depends what you're doing. If you're pulling stuff out of a database
then perhaps so, but if you are pulling in some basic XML list
structures and combining them together into some HTML table together
with associated class attributes and CSS decorations then the generated HTML
can easily be bigger than the source XML.
> Client-side DocBook, anyone?
Presumably that is why OASIS have just gone to the trouble to release
http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/docbook/xml/simple
* The DTD must work in online browsers (it's XML not SGML). It must
be small enough to download more-or-less painlessly.
David
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