This chapter contains the commented source code for XCommerce. In this
chapter, you learn
•how to use XML in a medium-sized application
•how XSL and DOM make it easy to build sophisticated applications
•how to build and install a complete application
Building XCommerce
CAUTION
This example relies heavily on XSL. However,XSL was not final at the time of this writ-
ing. It is likely that the proposed standard will have changed by the time you read this
book. Some of these changes may create incompatibilities. If you experience problems
running this example,I invite you to check
www.quecorp.com/series/by_example/ ...
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