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> >Is there any clear, simple explanation of what Architectural Forms > >are out there? (Whatever I've encountered so far hasn't been clear > >enough to click.) > My favorite explanation of them is in the end of David Megginson's > _Structuring XML Documents_ (Prentice-Hall: 0136422993, 1998). > He also has a good deal of information about them, along with a simple > processor, at: > http://www.megginson.com/XAF/index.html And let's not forget that Steve Newcomb's rather chatty AF materials, including a simple working example, can be found at http://www.hytime.org/SPt/. Also at the same address is a powerful parser for Linux, Solaris and Windows, "SPt": it's SP with some TechnoTeacher-contributed enhancements that allow ISO standard architectural forms to be exploited in ways that fully conform to W3C-Recommended XML 1.0. -Steve -- Steven R. Newcomb, Consultant srn@c... voice: +1 972 359 8160 fax: +1 972 359 0270 405 Flagler Court Allen, Texas 75013-2821 USA "We're not exactly anti-schema, but we're sure pro-DTD." -- doctypes.org
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