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It's not likely an issue with XML per-se ...
It's more likely an issue with specific dialects of XML. For example, some XML documents may contain a CDATA sections would could include stuff like JavaScript, which could be executed by the software receiving the <ocument. Also, you could probably inject JavaScript into style sheets that run when you execute a transform.

As will all things, instead of blaming the progammers who write crappy code, it' easier to blame the standards.
Posted by: coffeenite   Posted on: 04/25/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Which company's products?  Knorthern Knight | 04/23/05
??  Roger Ramjet | 04/25/05
It's not likely an issue with XML per-se ...  coffeenite | 04/25/05
Actually, I like ZDNet UK's Story Better  coffeenite | 04/25/05
Whooops!  coffeenite | 04/25/05

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