The Peace Process: DOM and namespaces...

[Matthew Sergeant (EML)]

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> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Tyler Baker [SMTP:tyler at infinet.com]
> 
> Proof of an original application which chooses to use "Namespaces in XML"
> would help
> invalidate my doubts as to "Namespaces in XML" having any use outside of
> the W3C specs.
> 
	Someone I know is working on being able to combine XML and HTML to
be able to edit fragments of XML in a web browser, sort of like this:

	<a>
		<html:input name="/a/b" value="Value"/>
		<b>Value</b>
	</a>

	It uses the namespace processing of expat.

	Matt.

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