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Dear all,
Have you noticed that when you give XML a DTD, it
stops becoming extensible?
We seem to forget that XML isn't really a language -
it's a meta-language; a means of setting up (sometimes
proprietary) new languages.
Which all seems to favour some kind of xml+ MIME type
for XML applications; to show that these new languages
are XML based, but have a DTD.
Of course, the saving grace may be XML Schemas; these
will allow XML to be 'valid' documents, but ones that
are still extensible.
Problem: I wonder if it's possible to transform both
XSLT & XML Schemas with XSLT?
- Probably yes because they are valid XML, but can you
imagine the carnage/innovation this could cause...
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XSLT XSLT
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Kindest Regards,
Sean B. Palmer
Extending XHTML -
http://xhtml.waptechinfo.com/extxhtml/
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