- From: Michael Bolger <michael@svgfoundation.org>
- Date: Tue, 25 Oct 2005 05:58:25 -0700
- To: www-forms@w3.org
Jason Eacott wrote: >people who think the effort is worth it. Casually stated, what if we could agree on a "Web 3" so to speak; XForms, SVG/sXBL, RDF-OWL, XHTML 2.0, Compound Documents, together ?, as a goal. I would like to see:) we have a few links at; http://www.svgx.org/xforms/ and a few AJAX items this week; http://www.svgx.org Thank You Michael Bolger >ajax and xforms are completely different beasts. >ajax is a way of interacting with a server to achieve smooth gui interaction, it has been proposed that it could >easilly be used to improve server based xforms implementations such as chiba (want to contribute?) and oberon. >xforms is not just another api, but an entirely self contained entity for creating (at the moment) particular kinds of >interactive applications. > >ajax is popular because its accessible, and can be applied to existing infrastructure. xforms is a whole different >approach, with a much steeper learning curve and requires more effort to make a reality. but clearly there are lots >of people who think the effort is worth it. > >Jason. > > > > >> <http://www.satec.es/plant_correo/img/Logo_sistemas.gif> >> >>AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) architectures are attracting a lot of >>attention from the Web developer community. Some features, like requesting >>to a server a piece of XML to update the UI without refreshing the whole >>browser window, that make AJAX to be gaining recognition, are also present >>in the Xforms Recommendation. However, it seems that Xforms adoption is >>evolving at a much lower rate than AJAX. I wonder for the reasons that are >>causing this to happen and what the Xforms community should be doing to more >>strongly push Xforms into the web development arena. >> >>Any ideas or comments on this issue? >> >>Kind regards >> >>Rafael Benito Ruíz de Villa >>e-business Manager >>Mobile (+34) 617 314 293 >>rbenito@satec.es >> >>MADRID <http://www.satec.es> >>Avda. Europa, 34 A >>28023 Aravaca >>Telf.: (+34) 91 708 90 00 / 91 211 03 00 >>Fax: (+34) 91 708 90 90 / 91 211 03 90 >> >> >> >> > > > > > > >
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