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sean.mcgrath@propylon.com (Sean McGrath) writes:
>In the following, the term "BOXED XML" is used to describe the set of
>XML technologies exposed to the average programmer by their
>tools and vendors of those tools. I.e. XML 1.x, namespaces, XSLT,
>W3C XML Schema (and soon) XQuery.
I think Sean's got the overall story right, though I'm rather nervous
about including W3C XML Schema or XQuery in "BOXED XML" - in large part
because they seem themselves driven by the kinds of practices Sean
suggests we avoid.
"Exposure to the average programmer" is something beyond the control of
xml-dev, of course.
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Simon St.Laurent
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