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Re: Typing and paranoia


Re:  Typing and paranoia
On Thu, Dec 05, 2002 at 08:49:53PM -0500, Rich Salz wrote:
> The infoset doesn't claim to be XML; it claims to be an information model
> that might be useful to other specs.  The only thing that claims to be XML
> is the serialization document.

  Also note that the Infoset spec never claim as a goal to be able to
be serializable. And there is no garanteed to be able to re-serialize an
Infoset to an XML 1.0 + Namespace compliant document, actually there
are known Infosets which are not serializable as-is.

Daniel

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