I found an interesting article about IBM's adventures using XML in a
production environment on a web site that gets millions of hits every
day...
XML at ibm.com
Maciej Wisniewski and Doug Tidwell, IBM
March 2000
http://www-4.ibm.com/software/developer/library/xml-handbook/xml-at-ibmcom/index.html?loc=161,t=g,p=XMLibm
<snip>
IBMs home page (see Resources) is our front door to the Internet world. As
part of our continuous effort to maintain a state-of-the-art Web site, we
have begun using XML in a production environment. Using XML in a large
commercial site is complicated by the lack of XML support in the browsers
used by the Web community, a lack of tools, and the slow development of
Web standards. We use a variety of XML-related technologies, including
XSL, XML Fragments, XLinks, and XPointers. We discuss the prototypes we
built, the lessons weve learned, and our wish list for the future.
</snip>
Enjoy!
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