- From: Sebastian Schnitzenbaumer <schnitz@mozquito.com>
- Date: Fri, 28 Sep 2001 17:53:34 +0200
- To: "Jeremy Quinn" <www-forms@media.demon.co.uk>, <www-forms@w3.org>
Jeremy, yep, that works. The Mozquito XML WebAccess 2.0 server-side XForms implementation which ships coming Monday allows you to do just that. Check out this XForm: http://solutions.mozquito.com/forms/vanguard/BeneficaryDesignation.xhtml (BTW, new feature: add "?mzq_source=ui" at the end of the URL to see the original XForms markup source). The above XForm is "editing" this XML file: http://solutions.mozquito.com/forms/vanguard/BeneficaryDesignation.xml Similar XForm, the XML message board: http://solutions.mozquito.com/forms/messages/messages.xhtml edits the XML at: http://solutions.mozquito.com/forms/messages/messages.xml using the following XForms markup: http://solutions.mozquito.com/forms/messages/messages.xhtml?mzq_source=u i BTW, the latest beta of XML WebAccess 2.0 and the final version next Monday has W3C XPath 1.0 fully implemented in XForms! All the best, - Sebastian > -----Original Message----- > From: Jeremy Quinn [mailto:www-forms@media.demon.co.uk] > Sent: Friday, September 28, 2001 4:48 PM > To: www-forms@w3.org > Subject: Using XForms to edit XML > > > Dear All, > > One of the purposes we will initially use (server-side) > implementations of > XForms for, is the development of content-management systems. > > One thing I cannot work out at the moment ..... will the > XForms standard be > able to deal with editing XML. > > ie. Serialising an XML Fragment from the XFormInstance, to a > textfield, > then parsing the edited content back in again. > > > Thanks for any help > > regards Jeremy > -- > ___________________________________________________________________ > > Jeremy Quinn Karma Divers > webSpace Design > HyperMedia Research Centre > > <mailto:sharkbait@mac.com> <http://www.media.demon.co.uk> <phone:+44.[0].20.7737.6831> <pager:jermq@vizzavi.net>
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