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  1. Apr 29th, 2002, 04:20 PM #1
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    Can XML run on Window 95?

    Can XML run on Window 95? If yes, what file do I have to install because I know you have to install some type of parser file. In window xp, it is automatically installed.

    Also, what is the difference between xsl and xslt?

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  2. Apr 30th, 2002, 09:41 AM #2
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    you dont 'RUN' xml. the parser is just a dll you can use in your apps..and yes the dll can be isntalled on 98

    I believe that xsl and xslt are really the same, but xslt is the term when you use XPath..I think.
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    Thanks Cander

    Originally posted by Cander
    I believe that xsl and xslt are really the same, but xslt is the term when you use XPath..I think.
    Where can I confirm this? I think it is the same thing too.

    I read some where yesterday that you need at least Internet 5.0 to display xml files. Do you think this is true? Otherwise, I think what I read, it meant that IE 5.0 comes with the parser dlls.
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    IE comes with the MS XML parser, but there's parsers for other languages that are not made by MS. There's one called expat written in C or C++ used by Perl and I think Mozilla - Java probably has its own as well.
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    erm Java 1.4 now has the xml parser in it , and yes you do need at least IE 5 (though i think it is 5.5, but i could be wrong) to view the xml properly

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