Chapter 13. Browser Considerations with XML
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The majority of XML processing in a Web application occurs on the server. One reason for this has to do with the fact that all developers know exactly what tools and configurations are available on the server. This permits greater control over the presentation of the content. They also know that those tools aren't going to change. As a result, server-side XML processing only has to be written in one way, for one configuration. This is unlike client-side XML processing, which includes code to verify access to the appropriate browser tools, and then XML processing code.
As a result, the ...
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