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At 2003-06-06 10:51 -0700, Dare Obasanjo wrote:
>Does anyone have any concrete differences between such uses of XML that
>require such divisive terms as "doc vs data people".
Would mixed content suffice?
Data-oriented data can often be processed entirely with a "pull" model
(XSLT or XQuery), while document-oriented mixed content needs to be
processed with a "push" model (XSLT template rules).
I'm not sure I've ever seen mixed content used in a data-oriented model,
but mixed content is very important to document-oriented information.
Does this help?
.................. Ken
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