> On a far less esoteric note than most things discussed on this list, I am
> interested in what are the best strategies for leveraging XML in an
> enterprise.
This is "far less esoteric"?
Good lord, man. I scored triple turkey on buzzword bingo just reading your
post.
> The use cases are more typically data-oriented as opposed to
> document-oriented, but by no means is this exclusive. In the absence of a
> particular ML for the domain I wonder how best to position the company to
> take advantage of more specific ML's if and when they become available. For
> example, is it best to pick an underlying component-oriented ML, such as the
> foundations of xCBL or OAGIS or is it better to pick and choose relevant ML
> from OASIS, OAGIS, etc as required with no regard to common base
> representations or should I just build everything from scratch and migrate
> when the requisite ML appear at some future date?
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