Presents your  
XML AND WEB SERVICES E-NEWSLETTER for September 29, 2003 
 
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CHOOSE THE RIGHT FLAVOR OF XHTML   
  
Not every development project, environment, or client is ready to make 
the total leap from HTML-based Web design to XML. That's where XHTML
comes in--but it's not quite that simple.   
  
Designed as a happy medium between XML and HTML, XHTML represents 
several levels of transition between these two markup languages.
Choosing the right version requires some initial familiarity with 
the available options.
  
XHTML comes in three flavors: Strict, Transitional, and the more 
specialized Frameset variety. Strict and Transitional are the two most
commonly used XHTML flavors; therefore, XML developers should know the explicit 
differences between these two standards and employ them accordingly.   
  
This article discusses the subtle and crucial differences between the 
various flavors of XHTML and explains which flavor is best suited for 
particular development situations. Find out how to choose the perfect middle 
ground between XML and HTML, and learn where you should place your 
development efforts in the XHTML spectrum.   
http://ct.com.com/click?q=fa-FmENQhO3bIUnZ5dFtKY9mYfUeLOr   
  
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