Compound DTDs

[John Cowan]

Andrew Layman wrote:
 
> If I understand this, the author is saying that the kinds of mappings
> achievable with architectural forms can also be achieved with XSL.  Is that
> correct?

Tentatively yes.  I have not made an exhaustive comparison, but
I believe that an XSL stylesheet can do everything XAF at least
can do (which is a subset of full architectural forms processing,
notably because XAF has no concept of an architectural DTD).

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