- From: T. V. Raman <raman@users.sf.net>
- Date: Tue, 7 Mar 2006 06:03:49 -0800
- To: t_simina@yahoo.com
- Cc: www-forms@w3.org
On the other hand, you might want to use this golden opportunity
to first simplify your schema in the interest of future
maintainability.
>>>>> "Tamasoiu" == Tamasoiu Simina <t_simina@yahoo.com> writes:
Tamasoiu> Hi, Thanks for your reply! I already have a
Tamasoiu> standard XML schema. The problem is that is very
Tamasoiu> large and indeed, contains a lot of rich text and
Tamasoiu> recursivity. And i dont know whether i can
Tamasoiu> integrate these 2 items into XForms. This schema
Tamasoiu> was integrated into InfoPath, but now that we want
Tamasoiu> to replace InfoPath with Xforms i cannot use
Tamasoiu> anything from the InfoPath stuff.. :)And i only
Tamasoiu> have the schema as a starting point. Any oppinions
Tamasoiu> of how could i do that? Im looking forward for
Tamasoiu> your answer. Simina
Tamasoiu>
Tamasoiu>
Tamasoiu> Jason Bailey <j.bailey@sussex.ac.uk> wrote: Hello,
Tamasoiu>
Tamasoiu> I've spent a lot of time using Infopath and Xforms
Tamasoiu> together. I don't think this is a good way to
Tamasoiu> work. Infopath, for example, doesn't produce text
Tamasoiu> only xml and so some of the xml (rich text)
Tamasoiu> produced by Infopath would not be readable.
Tamasoiu>
Tamasoiu> I think it would be better, if possible, to
Tamasoiu> re-write the schema to standards rather than use
Tamasoiu> Infopath's schema. Not sure if that helps!
Tamasoiu> Infopath uses a lot of rich text boxes which I
Tamasoiu> don't think will translate to xforms, will they?
Tamasoiu>
Tamasoiu> Jason
Tamasoiu>
Tamasoiu> --On 06 March 2006 01:24 -0800 Tamasoiu Simina
Tamasoiu> wrote:
Tamasoiu>
>>
> hello everyone!
>>
>> I'm pretty new to XForms, but I have to learn to use them
>> for our new project. The project concerns integrating a
>> XML Schema into XForms. The form derived from the schema
>> is currently used with Microsoft's InfoPath. All I have to
>> do is replace InfoPath with XForms.
>>
>> Can anyone give me an advice of how to start? Are there
>> any tools that i can use to implement, edit XForms? I
>> would also want to know if recursion is supported by
>> XForms.
>>
>> i would appreciate it if you could help me out a little
>> bit! simina
>>
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Tamasoiu>
Tamasoiu>
Tamasoiu>
Tamasoiu> -- Jason Bailey IT Services University of Sussex
Tamasoiu> http://www.sussex.ac.uk/USIS/phone/details.php?id=17011
Tamasoiu>
Tamasoiu>
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Tamasoiu> <div>Hi,</div> <div> </div> <div>Thanks for
Tamasoiu> your reply! </div> <div>I already have a
Tamasoiu> standard XML schema. The problem is that is very
Tamasoiu> large and indeed, contains a lot of rich text and
Tamasoiu> recursivity. And i dont know whether i can
Tamasoiu> integrate these 2 items into XForms. This
Tamasoiu> schema was integrated into InfoPath, but now
Tamasoiu> that we want to replace InfoPath with Xforms i
Tamasoiu> cannot use anything from the InfoPath stuff.. :)And
Tamasoiu> i only have the schema as a starting
Tamasoiu> point. Any oppinions of how could i do that?</div>
Tamasoiu> <div>Im looking forward for your answer. </div>
Tamasoiu> <div>Simina </div> <div><BR><BR><B><I>Jason
Tamasoiu> Bailey <j.bailey@sussex.ac.uk></I></B>
Tamasoiu> wrote:</div> <BLOCKQUOTE class=replbq
Tamasoiu> style="PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px;
Tamasoiu> BORDER-LEFT: #1010ff 2px solid">Hello,<BR><BR>I've
Tamasoiu> spent a lot of time using Infopath and Xforms
Tamasoiu> together. I don't think <BR>this is a good way to
Tamasoiu> work. Infopath, for example, doesn't produce text
Tamasoiu> <BR>only xml and so some of the xml (rich text)
Tamasoiu> produced by Infopath would not <BR>be
Tamasoiu> readable.<BR><BR>I think it would be better, if
Tamasoiu> possible, to re-write the schema to <BR>standards
Tamasoiu> rather than use Infopath's schema. Not sure if that
Tamasoiu> helps! <BR>Infopath uses a lot of rich text boxes
Tamasoiu> which I don't think will translate <BR>to xforms,
Tamasoiu> will they?<BR><BR>Jason<BR><BR>--On 06 March 2006
Tamasoiu> 01:24 -0800 Tamasoiu Simina
Tamasoiu> <T_SIMINA@YAHOO.COM>wrote:<BR><BR>><BR>>
Tamasoiu> hello everyone!<BR>><BR>> I'm pretty new to
Tamasoiu> XForms, but I have to learn to use them for our
Tamasoiu> new<BR>> project.<BR>> The project concerns
Tamasoiu> integrating a XML Schema into XForms. The
Tamasoiu> form<BR>> derived from the schema is currently
Tamasoiu> used with Microsoft's InfoPath. All<BR>> I have
Tamasoiu> to do is replace InfoPath with
Tamasoiu> XForms.<BR>><BR>> Can anyone give me an
Tamasoiu> advice of how to start? Are there any tools that
Tamasoiu> i<BR>> can use to implement, edit
Tamasoiu> XForms?<BR>> I would also want to know if
Tamasoiu> recursion is supported by XForms.<BR>><BR>> i
Tamasoiu> would appreciate it
Tamasoiu> if you could help me out a little bit!<BR>> simina<BR>><BR>> __________________________________________________<BR>> Do You Yahoo!?<BR>> Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around<BR>> http://mail.yahoo.com<BR><BR><BR><BR>-- <BR>Jason Bailey<BR>IT Services<BR>University of Sussex<BR>http://www.sussex.ac.uk/USIS/phone/details.php?id=17011<BR></BLOCKQUOTE><BR><p>__________________________________________________<br>Do You Yahoo!?<br>Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around <br>http://mail.yahoo.com
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