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RE: When the required output data can't be produced with a tool,does it indicate the XML document is poorly designed or a new tool is needed?

Hi Folks,

How does one identify a well designed XML document? Is XML design simply a matter of aesthetics; or, are there solid engineering/scientific/mathematical principles behind good XML design?

How does one identify the right tool to process XML documents? Is tool selection simply a matter of using whatever tool happens to be available; or, are there engineering/scientific/mathematical principles behind the selection of tools for processing XML documents?


/Roger


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