Re: architectural processing with nsgmls/jade for queryloc

[Gerhard Stenzel <stenzel@xxxxxxxxxx>]

>....
>But this would only result in an error, since the queryloc form does
>not allow #PCDATA in its content model.

thanks anyway. it is from errors, we learn most.

>....
>I'd say that if you're aiming to create a general purpose tool
>(although not necessarily a fully-featured tool), you should be
>looking at both instances.  If you need to get something less general
>done quickly, then you might be better off taking a shortcut and
>baseing your processing solely on the client instance.
>
>Remember, though, that even if you take the shortcut now, using HyTime
>as you are to describe some of the semantics of your architecture will
>mean that when more general tools become available, your data will
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Peter, I appreciate your comments/answers to my questions, but I am not shure
if I share your optimism.

>still work.
>
>-peter

Gerhard


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