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validation and XMLForm wizard. Following the Steps in this Wizard makes
this a quick and easy task.</p>
</s1>
<s1 title="Purpose">
- <p>You will be able to automate a 2 way mapping between the HTML
forms, XML and JavaBeans. XML schema languages are used to validate the form
input. The forms can display different options depending on the users previous
input. For example if a user ticks the checkbox to say they are interest in
Cooking then they will later have the option to join Cookery mailing lists. If
they did not tick the Cookery box they will not see the cookery mailing lists
page.</p>
+ <p>You will be able to automate a 2 way mapping between the HTML
forms, XML and JavaBeans. Schematron is used to validate the form input. The
forms can display different options depending on the users previous input. For
example if a user ticks the checkbox to say they are interest in Cooking then
they will later have the option to join Cookery mailing lists. If they did not
tick the Cookery box they will not see the cookery mailing lists page.</p>
</s1>
<s1 title="Intended audience">
<p>This HowTo is aimed at users who have developed an understand the
basics of Cocoon and wish to incorporate dynamic and self validating forms into
their sites. You will need to understand and be familiar with XML, XSL, HTML,
Java, JavaBeans, XForms, XPath, Schematron and Cocoon actions. If you are
unfamiliar with these technologies it is advised that you learn these concepts
first.</p>
@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@
</s1>
<s1 title="Summary">
- <p>Now you have created the Mailing list forms you should know which
files are needed to create your own validating forms. The possibities are
endless now that you can add dynamic forms to your Cocoon run site. </p>
+ <p>Now as you have created the Mailing list forms you should know which
files are needed to create your own validating forms. The possibities are
endless now that you can add dynamic forms to your Cocoon run site. </p>
<ul>
<li>A simple shopping cart could be created using an XML database
such as <link href="http://xml.apache.org/xindice/";>Xindice</link>.</li>
<li>Your site can now become more personalised and interactive for
your visitors. They can create their own login details and set their own
preferences with a few simple forms. Making your web site a home away from
home for them. </li>
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</li>
</ul>
<p>
- You may now want to examing the XMLForm Feedback Wizard demo under
webapp/samples/xmlform.
+ You may now want to examine the XMLForm Feedback Wizard demo
application under webapp/samples/xmlform.
It shows a variety of XMLForm widgets as well as access to Form
models which are not only
JavaBeans, but also DOM nodes.
</p>
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