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Non-Extractive Parsing for XML
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BEWARE: DANGEROUS ERRORS IN ARTICLE! |
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2004-06-01 14:12:16 |
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jimmy_z |
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The reason I used the example of HTTP is because the representation of token is one layer below XML parsing; in other words, it applies to many types of text processing.
Thanks,
Jimmy
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2004-06-01 16:45:12 Michael Maron
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Well, it would sound reasonable to talk about XML processing using XML documents as examples. As for HTTP headers, working with them is a completely different task from XML document processing.
Best,
Michael
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