That's very interesting, and unit forces to do it is very nice too. but, some things i dont know:
How to create a "textarea" that has bold, italic and all the formating stuff? That (web)application is a Java application or a form web? -- Mauricio Souza Lima Rational Consulting [EMAIL PROTECTED] Rua Helena, 140 / cj. 82 São Paulo - SP - Brazil Fone / Direct: +55 11 3842-7138 Giuseppe Di Pierri 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]>
