- From: Lars Oppermann <Lars.Oppermann@Sun.COM>
- Date: Wed, 01 Mar 2006 09:29:56 +0100
- To: rbraman@bramantax.com, www-forms@w3.org
Hi Richard Richard Braman wrote: > I have read about the OO effort but when I open my forms with open > office it doesn't do #!@3 <mailto:#!@3>. I would rather concentrate the > effort in xForms community than in OO (and they can particpate) because > the implementation knowledge exists in this community. Who heads Xforms > dev in OO? I do :) It is not yet decided, whether in upcomming versions of XForms in OOo will focus more on the authoring and exporting to XHTML+XForms approach, or whether we expand more on the OpenDocument+XForms approach. You seem to be most interested in a solution that gives you XHTML+XForms. Since OOo is not an XHTML authoring tool, making it a XHTML+XForms authoring tool is somewhat unlikely. The goal of XForms in OOo is to introduce rich declarative XML based forms into the world of office productivity applications. Nevertheless, a good XHTML+XForms export can also be a part of that. All the best, /lars
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