Re: XML-Data: advantages over DTD syntax?

Steven R. Newcomb (srn@techno.com)
Mon, 29 Sep 1997 14:27:49 -0400

[Paul Madsen:]

> Do not Architectural forms provide the traditional DTD syntax just that
> ability [to extend object types so that one class of object is a
> specialization of another more general class]?

[Michael Leventhal:]

> So say some but not really.

I'm one of those who say so. How "not really"?

-Steve

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