I agree completely David! Preserving whitespace text
nodes is an important requirement..

I guess, the example you have given below is an
example for documented oriented XML (as said by Mr.
Kay)..

Regards,
Mukul

--- David Carlisle <davidc@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> 
>    This is a very reasonable implementation.
>   Whitespace-only text nodes are not of much use to
> a
>   application!
>  
> 
> <em>white</em> <a href="#">space>/a> <b>nodes</b>
> are what separate
> words in many xml documents. the fact that Microsoft
> drop them in msxml
> is an almost fatal blow to the original application
> for which XML
> documents were developed: serving xml documents over
> the web.
> 
> 
> David




		
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