Guy_Murphy@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> I understand you concerns, but XSL is not intended to address the needs of
> database managers :)

A database might be too specific an example - consider an application not yet
conceived...

> It is intended to address the needs of those styling XML data.

Well... presenting XML documents. Is this exactly the same thing?

> The idea of imposing an XSL stylesheet from the XML sends shuders down my
> spine.

Now I'm confused - isn't that exactly what you want to be able to do?


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