Hi, in the paper "Active xml Primer" the author write: "A document may grow in an unbounded manner. Consider the very simple piece of data t: <a><sc>get-a()</sc></a> Suppose the service call get-a returns t and that the attributes of the service call specify that the call should be activated immediately. Then the document is rewritten into: <a><sc>get-a()</sc><a><sc>get-a()</sc></a></a> <a><sc>get-a()</sc><a><sc>get-a()</sc><a><sc>get-a()</sc></a></a></a>... This results in constructing a tree with unbounded depth. " I do not understand this example. Can someone explain in more detail?
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