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> >The sad part of this is that it pretty well kills XSLT on > the browser, which > >always held out so much promise if only the interoperability > problems could > >be sorted out. > > Is that really an issue? I work in the technical > documentation field Sure, there are plenty of scenarios where XSLT processing on the server, either at publishing time or at delivery time, makes excellent sense, which is why I don't think lack of MS support will matter too much. But it's sad to lose the original vision of delivering XML to the browser. There are applications, such as data visualization, that work really well with client-side XSLT. Michael Kay
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