After a long battle with technology,"Simon Harvey" <sh856531@microsofts_free_emal_service.com>, an earthling, wrote:
XML is inherently cross platform - thats why everyone is having a cow about
it just now.
That's typically a nonsequitor.
XML-based applications are commonly only implemented on one platform,
and for any given XML document, it is entirely possible that the only
application that has been written to use that document (DTD/schema)
runs on a single platform.
For instance, any of Microsoft's XML support has solely been written
for their Windows platform.
If you have a "BizTalk" document, it's more than likely that the only
place it's useful is when interpreted by a Microsoft BizTalk server.
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