Does Apple approve a kind of mark-up language for AppStore?

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Published on 2010-05-19T04:09:06Z Indexed on 2010/05/19 4:10 UTC
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AppStore now rejects applications made with non-Apple like languages. (with modified contract)

However, is it allowed using declarative mark-up language formed with XML? (like XHTML, but different schema) The declarative mark-up is a code too, but not a script or logic code. Just a passive, static data, but forms some layout and part of an application logic.

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