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  3. October 2003

Re: Domino/XML/DB2 question

Hello Bob:

I believe using XML will be an added burden on domino( using XML parsers 
and rendering the page as XML) . If you can successfully pull data from 
DB2 presenting that data using forms would not be an issue. By using 
certain features of DHTML within the form, you can quite easily and 
impressively display data.

If there is some data that you need to post back into DB2 based on the 
action of the customer, then perhaps you could use XML.

With warm regards,

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Riyaz Lakhani
KPIT Cummins Infosystems Ltd.
India
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