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------- Additional Comments From cmoss@tvnz.co.nz  2004-08-31 23:01 -------
Hi Vadim - I'd agree with your comments, however the implementation is quite
effective for a POC I'm trying to do.  We might potentially look at splitting it
out into a different transformer (or action.)

The useful thing about this implementation is that it allows standard XML posts
to an arbitrary server. IE: It doesn't require the posting of SOAP payloads, or
param/value pairs - which helps people with pre-SOAP legacy apps.  The cinclude
transformer has similar functionality, except it that requires p/v pairs be defined.