Maybe we should give it a second
chance.
Because, while still experimental, the soap output
is well documented, and will not be changed without warning once stable. org web
site, and to be responsive in spirit as well as in letter to public
comments.
After our table of test results hadcolumns from one
or two tools, several other developers came out of thewoodwork and said "here are my
results too.
Being able to get results of validation of HTML,
checking of the style sheets, finding broken links, and more, much more, without
having to visit ten different pages and services. It was a good server, never out of
resources, always willing to give you what you asked for. Maybe we should give it a
second chance.
A tale of adventure, of finding riches hidden
beneath our feet, spanning the world and its many languages. Certainly a good deal
of that does go on in XML but many basic philosophical differences constantly
threaten to tear the XML community into sub-groups.
On the basis of this test case and its
implementation, the specification prose will be written. The world of XML has always
had battling factions; more so, in my observation than you find within other
technologies of similar breadth.
This sounds like no big deal, but having
standardized markup to express such things is a big advantage. One of them, used to
give additional information on the entity served is 'Content-Location'.
The plan is to charter a completely new HTML group.
Because, while still experimental, the soap output is well documented, and will not
be changed without warning once stable.
People pushing their own vision, their own agenda,
their own culture.
I hope GRDDL and SPARQL will getthere soon
too.
Could you also help me with my homework? That's
some work I am dealing with every day.
And even better than those tests, where the
evaluation is done manually, are the thousands of automated tests for
XML.
Using then this markup for the preparation of
localization is a different step which comes after.
And even better than those, which were mostly
developed after-the-fact at the errata stage, are the hundreds of RDF and OWL tests
that were developed concurrent with the Recommendations.
And even better than those, which were mostly
developed after-the-fact at the errata stage, are the hundreds of RDF and OWL tests
that were developed concurrent with the Recommendations. There is no aspect of XML
that has not been exhaustively debated, and that does not lead to deep divisions in
practical application. But he also needs to know that there is an existing title of
the book in Japanese.
You know what "Astro Boy" is in Japanese? One of
his books iscalled "Astro Boy".
But too often, that process just doesn't converge.
The popular implementations of HTML have never matched the DTD, and even the DTD
isn't keeping up with XHTML specifications, let alone SVG or RDF. And even better
than those tests, where the evaluation is done manually, are the thousands of
automated tests for XML. It helps create better specifications by raising and
discussing technical issues, by reviewing materials, by providing fresh input.