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- Yeah XML is a paradox. If the XML data is unknown, the client has no way of knowing how to display it in which case using HTML would be better. If the XML data is known, the data stream should be converted to raw text or binary to improve efficiency which means cutting out the XML.
- Posted by: nrlz Posted on: 10/27/03 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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