| One of the things we haven't yet discussed (or did I miss something?) | is the interaction between different XML systems and what this might | necessitate in terms of documentation. Since I've spent a large amount | of time worrying about reverse-engineering the HTML DTD, this is | something I'd like to get clear from the beginning in XML. In HTML, | there is no need for documentation on elements, as long as all UAs | read and implement the HTML spec. This is not necessarily the case for | XML, where UAs will need documentation on elements to enable | interoperability. | | I don't know whether this should be in the XML spec itself, or in | ancillary documentation covering UA conformance. It seems pretty | obvious that this has to be documented, but I think it also needs to | be specified how, and what level of documentation is enough. Note that | when I say "DTD fragment", I mean "in whatever syntax". If I'm too | early in bringing this up now, just tell me and I'll repost at a more | suitable stage. This is an entirely legitimate concern, but one that probably belongs to a later stage of the effort. Maybe in Phase II (December-March) we can spin this off as a parallel project. JonReceived on Thursday, 24 October 1996 19:42:45 EDT
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