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Elliotte Rusty Harold wrote:
>No, many applications and tools have been written on top of real XML
>without concern for the Infoset. Most technologies such as SAX, DOM,
>XOM, XSLT, JDOM, XPath, etc. subset the Infoset to achieve their
>goals. Quite a few tools (JAXB, etc.) really don't present an infoset
>representation of XML at all. Different local uses have different
>implicit schemas and data models. Some well-formed XML documents
>don't have infosets (though these documents can be processed by DOM,
>SAX, and other tools) and many infosets have no corresponding
>representation as a well-formed XML document.
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What sorts of XML documents don't have infosets?
- Dennis
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Dennis M. Sosnoski
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