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On Wed, 26 Sep 2001, Bullard, Claude L (Len) wrote: > The smart people won't abandon XML. They will take > XML Schemas and learn to use them like a farmer builds a > stone wall and marks grazing land from the vegetable > garden. Others will use XSLT to make meals of the > produce and the meat. Some, unable to stand the > enclosures of the commons will go looking for > more adventure and some ideal of freedom elsewhere. > In the end, most will have most of what they want, > but a few will go to their graves cursing the farmers, > cursing the bankers and yearning for the good old > days when they could sling a tag-stacking HTML parser > over their backs and go huntin' grizz. why are you combining xml and xml schemas -- people using XML does *not* imply they will use XML Schemas. XML Schemas, to the best of my knowledge, has been the most controversial topic, so I think saying that XML implies XML Schema is not correct. I think these are the mistakes we (especially the more knowledgeable and experienced people) should try to avoid. <warning>speaking for himself only</warning> cheers and regards - murali.
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