On a more pleasant note

[jmbolles at ThoughtWorks.com]

If I understand the problem correctly, this is an ideal place to use XSLT -
use pattern matching as necessary to distinguish your xml tags from html
tags, and apply templates appropriately.

Jack Bolles
Thoughtworks, LLC




PS: In the XML I'm sending out from the server, I am embedding some human
readable text encoded, obviously enough, in HTML.  What would be a good way
to distinguish it from my own XML tags so that I can extract it and feed
it to the HTML renderer?  Any suggestions?



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