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> The second part of that though it that cross-breeding XML feeds into > different applications (eg, using those resx files or even Atom-feeds for > new uses in these real-time clients) is not something to discourage. A lot > of economy is found when one realizes one can simply use what is there even > if for something it was not specifically designed for. I've been doing > quite a bit of work with ASP 2.0 and in general find it a much improved > framework. As I stare into the XML it produces, much of it is reusable even > if proprietary. In fact, one way to get a proprietary thing to quit being > that is to put it to use at another job. > Just out of curiousity which XML in ASP 2.0 do you have in mind? I have to do some work for the next little bit with Sharepoint, that means I will have to do a lot with their caml markup http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms948028.aspx I remember thinking two things when I looked at the language: 1. Gee, nice choice of an acronym for your language. way to complicate my websearching (ok I guess I tend to just search for ocaml stuff, but still it is a bother) 2. I could pretty easily write implementations of much of this for other platforms. (major sticking point I think would be database stuff) Cheers, Bryan Rasmussen
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