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I am wondering what technology problems arise from associating a markup language to email? Without examining the language let us assume a hypothetical markup language exists with the following conditions:
With that being said what technology problems are associated with such a project? Will this present programming problems to user-agents? Would such a project prove incompatible to RFC 5322 form email where the content is to be only 7bit ASCII? Would such a technology prove harmful to email servers? Are there additional security problems associated with such a project? What are your other technology specific general thoughts about such a project? Please keep answers and responses as technology/programming focused as possible. I will down vote any comments related to business opinions or adoption
Speaking as a semantics wonk, one of the most troublesome problems is adequate constraints over the meaning of the data. Assume you have infinite buy-in and cooperation, as your final sentence implies. :-) I contend that XML alone still does not adequately enforce the semantics you will ultimately desire. Regrettably, I can't bring examples to bear quickly, but speaking off the cuff:
"the contents of the GOK tag must be an integer no larger than the tag/total">total number of BREEP tags contained inside the preceding FLOIT tag"
is a rule I don't see you enforcing through XML validation any time soon. (I could be wrong; it's early in the day for me.)
This isn't fatal, but it's hard, and not only that, it's deceptively hard. In a nutshell, the semantics you'll eventually need to enforce in any endeavor will quickly require the equivalent of first-order logic (if not second-order), which requires a robust description language. Such languages exist (Common Logic springs immediately to mind, as does OWL Full)... but then you need a kick-ass reasoning engine to enforce the tag/rules">rules.
I say it's deceptively hard for reasons which unfortunately creep close to your verboten business opinions, but it still bears mentioning if only for the sake of human factors. That is, in my experience, users are so used to the limitations imposed by an relational algebra-ish way of approaching data modeling, that they tend to stick naturally to very crude tag/rules">rules like "this field must be an integer, that one must be a string", and assume subconsciously that real semantics will be enforced by human eyeballs. In other words, it will be hard to see the need for anything more than effectively mere syntactic enforcement... but that's just my experience; yours might be quite different.
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