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Subject: Re: An interoperability problem?
/ John Cowan <jcowan@reutershealth.com> was heard to say: | Norman Walsh wrote: | | > Now, the greedy processor is going to retrieve these stylesheets: | > | > http://example.com/a.xsl | > file:///stylesheets/bPrime.xsl | > | > But the lazy processor is going to retrieve: | > | > file:///stylesheets/aPrime.xsl | > file:///stylesheets/bPrime.xsl | > | > I don't see any way out of this interoperability problem: I don't | > think we can say either of these processors is "wrong" in some way [...]. | | No, what is wrong is the document. If you make reference to something | catalog-relevant before declaring your catalog, you cannot expect | consistent results. I suppose this is one possible answer. But I don't find it very satisfying. | Or did you mean to say that Greedy will fetch example.com/a.xsl and | example.com/b.xsl? Nope. Be seeing you, norm -- Norman.Walsh@Sun.COM | There is no such thing as an absolute XML Standards Engineer | certainty, but there is assurance sufficient Technology Dev. Group | for the purposes of human life.--John Stuart Sun Microsystems, Inc. | Mill
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