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Dirk Huenniger wrote: > Robin Berjon wrote: >>Yes, that or an XPath should work quite well. It's routinely done in a >>variety of situations. You may wish to look at XUpdate for instance >>(assuming you want to reuse an existing piece of technology). > > I just took a look at XUpdate. And it seems to be OK, but I need some > funny callbacks on the client side. > And they are very important for my project. And I did not find them in > XUpdate. If XUpdate doesn't do what you need, don't use it. I was pointing to it because it solves quite a few update use cases and they've already done the job of documenting it, but don't try to shoe-horn it into your solution if it doesn't fit, that wouldn't buy you anything. -- Robin Berjon Senior Research Scientist Expway, http://expway.com/
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