[xmlc] Re: Re: [Will be fixed in XMLC 2.3.2] Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: LazyDom Use Throws Exception

"Henry S." <[email protected]> Fri, 4 Dec 2009 11:56:40 -0600
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> I figured out the fix for this issue. =A0When I release XMLC 2.3.2, the
> LazyDOM will behave just as the standard Xerces DOM does in regard to
> duplicate Ids. =A0Can't promise a date for release, but I hope it will be
> prior to X-mas. =A0It all depends on how much time I get to dedicate to
> applying the finishing touches.

Well, we've migrated all our applications and haven't had any
significant problems (that I know of).  The white space as elements
issue did crop up a little, but I included it in the migration
instructions so the programmers knew to expect it.  I've been
extremely pleased with the results.  With deferred processing, I think
it is now *the best* templating framework....I'm just surprised that
it is not very well known, but I'll continue trying to spread the
word.  Anyways, we owe you a lot of thanks for your part in making
XMLC great.

-Henry

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