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> From: "Bartell, Aaron L. (TC)" <ALBartell@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> > By using XML I don't care what the recipient is (as long as > the recipient has jumped on the XML bandwagon:-). In my > corporation we have web services that output XML. I see the occasional value of XML for interprocess communication. It's the XSL part that seems to need clarification. It seems to me that the association of a very simple technology (like style sheets) with a fairly complex technology (like XSL) is beguiling and misleading. I don't see the relation. It seems to me that XSL transforms XML into HTML (please feel free to substitute any other type of formatted text for HTML) similar to the say Net.Data transforms a SQL result set into HTML. Would writing an XSL script be any easier or better than writing a Net.Data macro, for example? Nathan M. Andelin www.relational-data.com
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