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[Sebastien Fauvel]

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Sebastien Fauvel
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-----Message d'origine-----
De : Chris Gray <cpgray at library.uwaterloo.ca>
À : Multiple recipients of list <>
Date : dimanche 17 mai 1998 15:39
Objet : XML vs. HTML


>Some on this list have asked whether XML is necessary. Whether or not it
>is, moving from HTML to XML is not necessarily necessary. I thought the
>following from Tim Bray (one of the authors of the XML 1.0 specification)
>was helpful:
>
>XML is not ...  a replacement for HTML. HTML is an excellent tool for
>displaying hypermedia documents across a network. If you have XML or SGML,
>it is easy to generate HTML on the fly. XML is designed for electronic
>information providers who want to do things that HTML isn't designed for.
>
>This quotation is from a page with a good summary the designed benefits of
>XML: http://www.textuality.com/xml/
>
>Also worth looking at is Bray's annotated version of the XML 1.0
>specification at: http://www.xml.com/xml/pub/axml/axmlintro.html
>
>Chris Gray
>Computer Systems Technician
>Library Systems
>University of Waterloo
>
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