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At 4:26 PM -0500 2/23/03, Mike Champion wrote:
>Are you (and Elliotte Harold?) saying that if the J2ME folks were to
>change the spec and allow DOCTYPE declarations, but not implement
>all the productions required to process an internal subset, then the
>J2ME "XML" processor would be much more suitable even if it is not a
>fully conformant XML 1.x implementation?
It might be some improvement (is it better to reject some well-formed
documents or accept some malformed ones?) but not enough. I'm not
willing to settle for less than full conformance to the minimum level
of XML 1.0.
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