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[hector santos] > From my readings, I am getting the idea that: > b) you can also use the FORM type="text/xml" attribute > using the "browser" built-in XML support. Not with current standards and browsers. There are non-standard things you can do if you want to work with Internet Explorer exclusively. Then you could send/receive xml with the help of javascript/vbscript and some proprietary capabilities. Otherwise, the only way using standard capabilities that you can currently send xml data from a browser is to include it in a field of a form, which you then send back to the server (GET or POST, either one). And if you do that, the browser will url-encode the data and you have to make sure you remember to unencode it before use. I guess you could have the browser email the xml, too. Anything else is for the future, unless you want to create a plugin for the browser. Cheers, Tom P
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