<p> {mos_sb_discuss:24}<span class="published_date">&nbsp; <br /> </span><br /> I recently wrote a blog about the directions that I saw with XML, and while it has proved to be fairly popular, it has also generated a fair number of comments that really need their own more detailed examination. One of these, and one that I’ve been planning to write for a while anyway, has to do with my comments about XSLT 2. ... http://www.webdotdev.com/nvd Fri, 09 Jan 2009 16:20:43 +0100 FeedCreator 1.7.2 <p> {mos_sb_discuss:24}<span class="published_date">&nbsp; <br /> </span><br /> I recently wrote a blog about the directions that I saw with XML, and while it has proved to be fairly popular, it has also generated a fair number of comments that really need their own more detailed examination. One of these, and one that I’ve been planning to write for a while anyway, has to do with my comments about XSLT 2.0 increasingly being used as a “router” language, replacing such applications as Microsoft’s BizTalk Server.</p>