> In particular, I don't see anything that >prevents processing such a header after the body, and certainly nothing >that prevents processing it just because it is unreferenced. Did I miss >something?. I think its important to make a distinction between a new XMLP processor processing a header after the body is processed and a header being processed after the body within a single XMLP processor. I believe the 1st case is invalid because you're talking about a processor that comes after the ultimate destination - while the 2nd one is all processed within the ultimate destination. -DugReceived on Friday, 4 May 2001 07:21:18 GMT
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