• From: mike@d... (Mike Dierken)
• To: 'Jeremie Miller' <jmiller@m...>, "xml-dev@i..." <xml-dev@i...>
• Date: Wed, 31 Dec 1997 14:41:01 -0800

Jeremie,
Beautiful.

The only two suggestions I have are:
1 Create DOM methods on the JavaScript objects. This way authors can use any parser without changing their scripts.
2 Don't go overboard with DTD/parameter entities/etc. handling. Full blown parsers already exist, and they can be instantiated as an <OBJECT> and called from JavaScript. What is needed is a nice lightweight way to programmatically read simple XML.

If you want to really rock the world, do these two things:
1 Write an XSL processor in JavaScript.
2 Figure out how to read from multiple URLs from JavaScript, without blowing away the current page.

Mike D
DataChannel


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