Hey Rick
The thought is that we could have an easy to access snap shot of the product
that would include a reference to the last edit.
Here is my idea behind the XML. Lets say I have the following XML (I hope it
comes thru)
<product>
<name>Cool Product</name>
<cost>321</cost>
</product>
If Jerry adds the length to the product, it would be record as follows in a
new XML file.
<product>
<name>Cool Product</name>
<cost>321</cost>
<length transType="Added" date="4/5/08" user="Jerry">52'</length>
</product>
With this process I can have links to each of the version of the document.
Just click a link and the XML is rendered to the page with all the changes
noted.
I don't know if this a good idea so thats why I'm asking the group. :-)
Phil
On Mon, Apr 7, 2008 at 11:04 AM, Rick Faircloth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hi, Phil...
>
> I'm not experience with XML, just vaguely familiar with it, but I'm
> curious
> as to why you're using XML as part of your process and not just
> interacting
> with a database only.
>
> Rick
>
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