Nesting XML based languages and scripting languages

[Michael Amster]

Jon;

We have posted to the group explaining that we would like to have a
generalized embedded language handler for XML languages interspersed with
our own XML based language.  The current approach in XSL is to include the
formatting command set from HTML in the XSL DTD in order to output HTML.
This does not scale to arbitrary embedded languages (OFX, CFD, RFD).  The
only solution we currently see is to be well formed and run without a DTD.
We would really like to have a DTD so that we can take advantage of
validation and authoring tools.

I don't see from the current XSL approach how you will overcome this
fundamental problem.  Maybe my newness to XML prevents me from seeing how
this may be solved via a DTD mechanism like architectural forms, but I'm
still reading David's book.

-MA

At 12:08 PM 4/22/98 -0700, you wrote:
>[Michael Amster:]
>
>| We have looked at XSL and think it is too limited to HTML as an output
>
>It would be a big mistake to base strategy on the original XSL
>submission.  You would be wise to wait for the first working draft in
>July before making decisions.
>
>Jon
> 
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