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3/5/2002 4:05:22 PM, "John Evdemon" <jevdemon@v...> wrote:

  
>Isn't the phrase well-formed XML a bit redundant?
>

I'd guess that Simon meant "without a DTD or schema to 
imply all the bits that would have to be serialized
without them."  All legal XML is well-formed, so the 
"well-formed" qualifier generally means "no
DTD/Schema."




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