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This document lists the requirements for an XML grammar intended for representing events as they are defined in DOM 3 Events, primarily but not exclusively for purposes of transmission or synchronisation of remote documents. Such a vocabulary would enable one endpoint to interact remotely with another endpoint holding a DOM representation by sending it DOM Events as if they had occurred directly at the same location.
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These requirements cover what pertains directly to the functionality desired in REX.
These requirements cover how the functionality available in REX is to be captured by a format, and what constraints this format is to follow.
These requirements cover the way in which REX needs to integrate with the existing ecosystem of surrounding specifications.