Nando Dessena wrote:

> I think that an XML-enabled database engine should be able to produce
> XML according to whatever schema you throw at it, and run XSL
> transformations on its own. But a tool outside of the engine would be
> able to do the same as well. It would be good if FlameRobin would be
> able to output XML; as you can imagine it's not a big deal...

Yep.
I was just trying to show the 'crap' that is being defined by government
departments. When you ask them HOW they expect it to work the just shrug
and say that is up to you HOW you do it ;)
I've found that if I reply with fields blank it is acceptable. Since the
content that is described may well be proprietary data that we don't
have anyway. You even have to PAY to use postcodes over here. So much
for the FREE exchange of information via XML :)

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