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/ Paul Prescod <paul@p...> was heard to say:
| Is there a conformance level of either XQuery or XPath that allows one
| to avoid the implementation of XML Schema datatypes altogether?
I think that's still the subject of discussion within the WGs.
There would clearly be some "ease-of-implementation" value in
providing such a level. (And it would probably satisfy the folks who
want XSLT 2.0 with XPath 1.0.)
But would it be different, in practice, from using a datatype-capable
processor to process well-formed XML with no schema using a stylesheet
that didn't use any type constructs?
Be seeing you,
norm
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Web Tech. and Standards | be wrong.--Thomas Szasz
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