RE: [xml-dev] "Introducing MicroXML, Part 1: Explore the basic principles of MicroXML"
> I'm guessing that in xml parsers today they would
not do much. What does
> an xml parser do with xml:base value?
If this was not a rhetorical question, then to me it indicates that you have a fair amount of learning still to do.
As do I. For example, here's some questions I have.
One could rephrase the "XML namespace or external namespace" discussion in terms of real and perceived affordances. Your thoughts?
The semantics of HTML's A/@href are pretty well known, albeit kinda mushy -- if a human clicks, they'll see something related. What are the semantics in XML, where there is often no user, no display, or nothing to click?
/r$
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> an xml parser do with xml:base value?
If this was not a rhetorical question, then to me it indicates that you have a fair amount of learning still to do.
As do I. For example, here's some questions I have.
One could rephrase the "XML namespace or external namespace" discussion in terms of real and perceived affordances. Your thoughts?
The semantics of HTML's A/@href are pretty well known, albeit kinda mushy -- if a human clicks, they'll see something related. What are the semantics in XML, where there is often no user, no display, or nothing to click?
/r$
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STSM, WebSphere Appliance Architect
https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/mydeveloperworks/blogs/soma/