> Posted by: "Tim Sabin" tim%40timsabin.com">tim
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> Date: Fri Mar 14, 2008 6:56 pm ((PDT))
>
> What I would do in a situation like this is do the parsing on the server
> side. I program in Java, so I would use their DOM or SAX libraries. I
> don't believe JavaScript on the client is a good choice for this.
I'm inclined to agreee with this sentiment, and I'll just point out that most
server-side environments offer support for DOM, SAX, XSLT, SOAP, and other
XML/Web services functionality.
> Are you thinking about server-to-server communications via HTTP? If so,
> you also need to get into SOAP. Once again, Java has a WebServices
> package that can parse a SOAP message.
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