On 9/7/07, M. David Peterson <m(_dot_)david(_at_)xmlhacker(_dot_)com> wrote:
Ahh, see this is where life gets both exciting and interesting. You see
with client-side XSLT you can initial serve up static XML files in rapid
fire and let each one of them make the determination as to which
additional files it might need to render the content properly as it
relates to the browsers specific needs.
That looks really good - and all still just using the processing
instruction to apply the transform?
Is it possible for the XML files to be Fast Infoset files? (or at
least some other compression)
Very impressive :)
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