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A multi-step approach on defining object-oriented nature of DOM


multi dom
1. XML document: persistent angle-bracketed
representation of our data. 
2. DOM: in-memory representation of an XML document.

1+2:
DOM: in-memory representation of representation of our
data

So far so good...

3. DOM: a set of interfaces
4. Interface: a specification of implementation of
something whose implementation is susceptible of
specification.

Now putting it all together:

"DOM: a specification of implementation of
representation of representation of our data".

Any problem with this definition?



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