Bert Van Kets wrote: > I have started a discussion on on-line content editing for Cocoon a > while ago. The goup then also came to the conclusion that a web-based > solution would be best, although some people suggested using some > local application. My project needs browser based editing since the > content will be edited by a lot of people who are in very distributed > locations. > > I recently have gotten a project that needs content editing and is > based on Cocoon. > My plan is to do either one of the following: > 1) create a true JavaScript solution that heavily works with DOM and > the form data is submitted to the server where the XML stream is created > 2) create an applet that does the XML parsing and validating, whereas > the true editing is done in an HTML form that gets support from > JavaScript. the applet sends an XML stream to the server. > > Either solution will work with most browsers. > The basic principle remains the same: > - The DTD is analysed and the form logic (Slient side JavaScript) is > created depending on the result > - The XML node names that can be selected are dependant on the > JavaScript logic (the content of the list boxes is altered) > - Depending on the node name selected the possible attributes are > presented by adding form elements. > > Any remarks or suggestions? > > Bert > > This Client Side content editor will be compliant with Apache's document-v10.dtd? I very appraciate this editor. And I will try to integrate with DB Prism / Cocoon2 CMS. You could see DB Prism Cocoon2 CMS at work at http://cococodrilo.exa.unicen.edu.ar:7777/dbprism/doc/Home.html. DB Prism CMS has this mainly funcionality: - Compliant with apache's document-v10.dtd (plus SVG images inside this document), see Apache docs uploaded to the CMS. - Pure content agregation support, now including header,content and news feeds by moreover.com - Simple, compared with Oracle iFS CMS or opencms.org - It works. - Fully integrated with Cocoon2 cache, sinchronized by an External Cache Invalidator ("a la" Oracle Web Cache). - Integrated Search engine compatible with Altavista (tm) syntax using Oracle interMedia. - Paralelized content agregation through DBPrismGenerator. and more... Best regards, Marcelo.
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