Re: Disaster Recovery Procedures

Subject: Re: Disaster Recovery Procedures
From: Lou Quillio <public -at- quillio -dot- com>
To: tremblay -dot- lyse -at- tremblayprudly -dot- com
Date: Thu, 22 Jun 2006 11:51:47 -0400

Lyse Tremblay wrote:
> because these [DR procedures] are internal to IT and most
> probably will not be published externally.

IMO, those are famous last words. If your [client?] firm bids on or
wins a government contract, forms a joint venture, merges, is sold
... somebody will ask, "Can we have those those IT disaster recovery
procedures?" Then you're scrambling.

Geoff Hart replied:
> In that case, why not go for the poor man's XML solution: XHTML.
> This is by no means as sophisticated and rigorous an approach as
> true XML, but if you're discplined in how you code the XHTML
> (i.e., enforce the use of well-formed templates), it should be
> relatively easy to import the results into a power tool like
> XMetal for cleanup should you migrate to full XML in the future.

I'd suggest XHTML too, for (I think) the same reasons: simplicity
and portability

But let's clear something up: well-formed XHTML is well-formed XML.
Malformed XHTML isn't XML, just as any malformed XML isn't XML.
There's no such thing as "true XML", there is only well-formedness
and conformance to a DTD.

A proper XHTML file will be well-formed and conform to one of the
public XHTML DTDs, therefore it *is* XML without qualification.

XML is a general-purpose scheme for creating special-purpose markup
languages, of which XHTML is one.

LQ

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