Re: well-formedness error

[James Robertson <jarober@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

At 11:43 AM 6/19/2004, you wrote:
> James Robertson wrote:
>
> > > Overriding/subclassing specific parts of an XML parser isn't something 
> > > people *in general* can do. So it may have worked for you, but it won't 
> > > for many others.
> >
> > If it can't be done by most developers, I'd suggest that they take a look 
> > at their tools and query their vendors.  Library developers rarely get 
> > everything "perfect" enough on their own.
>
> A perfect XML parser is one that accepts wellformed documents and rejects 
> all others. So from that point of view, for instance MSXML is perfect (or 
> close to that).

Sigh.  Now, when you stumble across a non-technical end user who wants to 
read some content, try that explanation.


> Julian
>
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