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[XML-DEV Mailing List Archive Home] [By Thread] [By Date] [Recent Entries] [Reply To This Message] RE: Are people really using Identity constraints specified in
w3c@d... writes: > > Roger, > > I don't buy into any of this layering of constraints!! > > Look here - its 2004 going on 2005 and we're still all > thinking like COBOL programmers. COBOL had copybooks, C had > .h files and structs, and Java has similar, and now XML is > supposed to have XSD. You can add EDI to the list too. > > It's bogus IMHO. > > The real way forward is to put *context* front and center. > Context drives and is at the heart of the constraint checking > - and being able to manage this and make it scalable. Hmm, talk about deja-vu, you must have been writing this at the same time I was writing my post to you. However, I'd partially disagree that layering of constraints is bogus; it's just one implementation of context resolution. I think what you really want to say is that using a mix of technologies buys you nothing but extra complexity? And just to reinforce the point in my other post (since I'm sure I lost it in excess verbiage). Context drives more than just validation: it drives presentation, security and data retrieval as well. <snip>other things that make sense</snip>
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