Re: What's Good XML Document for XSLT or XQL applications

> More specifically, is it (much?) easier to handle content models like

No. Probably any query for one form can be automatically converted to one
for the other. There is also a third form (which is probably as common)

<Section>
  <Title>...</Title>
  <p>blablabla...</p>
  <p>blablabla...</p>
</Section>

ie don't allow mixed content in Section, but don't require everything to
be packaged into single body element. This one is more or less identical
to the first in the way you'd construct xpath queries.

David


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