jalexa9898 wrote:
> What if your programming in flex

Code is just code. The language is not significant. Provided you escape
< and & as &lt; and &amp; you can just use the <pre> element to hold
the code for display.

If you want the XML to be *interpreted* by the browser as XML, that's
an entirely different question, which Martin has already answered. But
in that case it's XML, not Flex. Browsers won't do anything with flex
code (except ignore it).

///Peter
-- 
XML FAQ: http://xml.silmaril.ie/

> Martin Honnen wrote:
>> jalexa9898 wrote:
>>
>>> I am asking because I wrote some flex that was put in xml and I want to
>>> embed it in some html is this hard to do?
>> HTML 4 has iframe and object to embed other documents. Whether it makes
>> any sense to embed your XML with an iframe or object I don't know, some
>> browsers (like IE/Win or Mozilla) will try to pretty print the XML tree
>> with an XSL stylesheet if the XML document does not link to a stylesheet
>> or, in the case of Mozilla, the document does not contain any elements
>> in namespaces the browser recognizes (e.g. XHTML , SVG). Other browsers
>> might simply render any text content in XML elements. So generally if
>> you have XML then it is better to transform it on the server into
>> something more suitable for web browsers.
>>
>>
>> -- 
>>
>> 	Martin Honnen
>> 	http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/
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