Date: 2005-02-23T17:06:43
   Editor: JoernTurner
   Wiki: Cocoon Wiki
   Page: XFormsInCocoon
   URL: http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/XFormsInCocoon

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  * (Side note: The Web Service Proxy in Cocoon 2.1 depends on XMLForms, but 
the samples for the proxy in 2.1.5.1 did not work for me. I don't know if that 
is because XMLForms was removed, or what. If this sample is no longer expected 
to work, it should probably be marked as such. Too bad; it sounds like a useful 
thing.)
 
- * [http://chiba.sourceforge.net/ Chiba] is a servlet webapp (i.e. like a 
sibling of Cocoon rather than its child) that implements XForms. I'm not sure 
how easy it would be to use Chiba from within Cocoon. There is a project called 
Chicoon whose purpose is to integrate Chiba into Cocoon. The latest available 
release, 0.1, is not compatible with recent versions of Chiba or Cocoon, but 
the author says "I have been working on Chicoon and posted revised source code 
to the Chiba CVS repository recently, so it is hardly dormant.  More to come in 
the way of revised code and docs very shortly." If another release has occurred 
since 0.1, please correct this wiki page. In the last release there was little 
documentation on how to use chicoon.
+ * [http://chiba.sourceforge.net/ Chiba] is a servlet webapp (i.e. like a 
sibling of Cocoon rather than its child) that implements XForms. There is a 
project called Chicoon whose purpose is to integrate Chiba into Cocoon. The 
latest release is 0.9.9 which has been updated to the respective Chiba version. 
There's also an online demo which is available via the Chiba homepage. Chicoon 
comes wrapped inside a Cocoon Action and is therefore available in any pipeline 
although most of the time a single, generic pipeline will do. Use of Chicoon 
should be very straightforward after studying the samples coming with the 
distribution. No flowscript, no multiple files, no nothing.
 
  * [http://xforms.zeninteractif.com/xhtml/index.html xslt2xforms] 'is a cross 
browser "W3C Xforms" processor. This xsl stylesheet add the W3C Xforms support 
in your web project using Xhtml, Javascript and Css.' The latest release at 
time of this writing is an alpha (0.1), but a beta (0.7) is expected soon.