yup, all good feedback, exactly what I am after.. 

On 31 Aug 2004 at 15:56, Gary Menzel wrote:

> Turn your question around.......
> 
> Think about all the developers out there that DONT use CFMX.  By using
> XML and XSLT you can avoid THEM having to introduce another technology
> into their equation (i.e. Cold Fusion).
> 
> But all the other comments about the "why's" still apply as well.
> 
> Like Sean says, the syntax of XLST can be an absolute pain - but not
> for those familiar with it.
> 
> I would say, if you want to deploy a system that allows people with
> XML/XSLT experience to tailor your system - then that would be a
> perfect reason to use it in preference to walking the XML nodes
> yourself in CFMX.
> 
> Another more "generic" reason to use it would be to completely
> separate the presentation and data layers.
> 
> On the other hand, if you are proficient in traversing the XML DOM in
> CFMX - and don't need (or want) to learn XLST - then go with the
> CFMX/XML approach.  That is what we have done here.
> 
> However, having said all of that, there is benefit in learning at
> least the basics of XSLT - even if only for using add-on's like FOP (a
> JAR for create PDF's from things like CFMX).
> 
> Does any of that help ?
> 
> Regards,
> Gary
> 
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