Pino, What you describe is axactly what I want to build: A dynamic web form that lets the user pick the tags available to him at the the point he is at at that moment. He is also presented with the optional/required attirbutes. This lets the user create/edit an XML file without the hasle of the XML document tree and parsing/validating. That's way to difficult for an average user who barely knows hos to switch on his comp ;-)
Do you mean you wish to help develop such a framework? Bert At 14:47 20/12/2001 +0100, you wrote: >Hi Mauricio, > >May it is exactly what I mean. > >Let's make an example of use of the this hypothetical user friendly xml >editor (web)application: > >We have to create a new document, which structure is defined in a XML >Schema file (better than DTD because XML is easier to treat). The >application presents us all possible information types (by means of input >checkbox, or text or combobox etc) that, for a specific point of the >document, I can or have to insert. If a new inserted element has >required/optional subelements, then the application automatically >generates a form containing those subelement input items. Of course, all >optional subelements can be left empty. > >I don't mean that the user have to insert tags directly, he just fills the >its values, by means of input items. > >If you know XML Spy 4.0.1, well, it makes something like this, but it is >also not 'cheap'. > >If I could use an application like this, well I would spare lot's working >time for creating always custom applications. > >If you or everyone else intends to develop it together, well I'm ready to >start. > >Thank you and wish you a nice day. > >pino --------------------------------------------------------------------- Please check that your question has not already been answered in the FAQ before posting. <http://xml.apache.org/cocoon/faqs.html> To unsubscribe, e-mail: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
