Eric,
Please notice that this structure uses
the same information item (atomic element) definition we have been
discussing.
The fundamental information item is:
<DKRid attr1='string"...>content</DKRid>
where DKRid is something the DKR assigns to the item; there can be any
number of attribute-value pairs to describe evolution and properties of
the content; and content can be text or an information item. If there
is no content, then the item is:
<DTDid attr1='string' ... />
This should look familiar as it is the fundamental XML definition. Open
source XML processors can parse and transform this syntax to any desired
presentation. The DOM model, working inside the DKR gives us access to
attributes and content. Any special access or features we need that are
not open source can be built by custom C++, ECMAScript, Java, Perl,
Python, or whatever to get us going.
Best Regards,
Joe
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