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Evan Harris wrote:
That's true as far as it goes but then when some "real" XML arrives - and
eventually it will - then a full XML parser will be called for.
Not if the XML is coming from a known source, with known parameters.
Despite my insistence that XML was the wrong tool for a scripting
language, I was overridden on that point, and had to write a compiler to
convert the XML-based scripting language into something simple enough to
execute in a trigger.
And likewise, when you're getting a response back from a web service,
giving an indication of whether or not the call was successful, that's
also going to be within very narrow parameters.
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JHHL
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