- From: Carr, Wayne <wayne.carr@intel.com>
- Date: Sun, 28 May 2000 04:31:48 -0700
- To: www-html-editor@w3.org
- Cc: linda@intel.com
I'm reviewing the xforms requirements as part of the AC review for the new Xforms working group. It's surprising that xml schema isn't mentioned in the xforms requirements. I think at the least it should say something about a requirement for xforms to build on top of xml schema datatypes. If xml schema proves lacking, that means xml schema is not finished. I think the requirements should state that the xforms group will attempt to get any necessary changes into xml schema and to use xml schema if at all possible. I think it should also say that because of the needs for a very simple syntax for content authors, xforms will explore use of a simpler syntax that is transformable by xslt to xml schema datatypes, but in any case it will not be inconsistent with the work of xml schema datatypes. An editing point -- both of the following sentences seem to have missing words or grammatical problems: "It should be possible to for entry of data formats that do not force international users to adapt to western data formats if the corresponding data format is substantially different in other regions. Forms designed for international access should to be able validate such fields taking the user's locale into account. "
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