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Re: Objectifying XML - JavaScript Extensions for XML (E 4X) -
I personally see it of more interest internally - E4X will be used within the Mozilla-based browsers at the XUL level before it makes its way to the web browser pane in general usage. At that level the ability to work with objectified XML makes a great deal more sense, and you have a guarantee of support there that you won't for several years within the web page dev community.
-- Kurt
On 7/21/05, Bullard, Claude L (Len) <len.bullard@i...> wrote:
The first problem:
"You can use E4X very easily to call Web services in a browser.
There is an issue though! The only browser that supports E4X so
far is the developer release of Mozilla 1.8."
Not the last.
len
From: Gerald Bauer [mailto:gerald.bauer@m...]
What's your take?
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