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The problem with XForms is it really doesn't give you a presentation
layer, XForms is structure only. So the "What you see" isn't there.
(Jetform/Accelio now owned by Adobe) had created XFA which specified the
the visual representation of the document as well, but the visualization
was removed in favor of structure, making the assumption that
visualization would be done via XSL or similar conversion at the
document consumer side.
Follow this link to see what I mean
http://www.w3.org/TR/xforms/sliceG.html#xforms-in-xhtml-00
As far as digital signatures on XML forms, and views of the form, there
are better products than using Xforms, because XForm documents are
easily modifed and only the signed sections are signed. However such
products they are much more expensive they are true WYSIWYG/S
http://www.formatta.com/
http://www.adobe.com/products/server/outputdesigner/main.html
>It seems that one of the core features of XForms is that submitted
>data may be in the form of an XML structure.
>
>Superficially this appears to be ideal for adding an XML signature.
>
>However, is if a goal is to achieve What You See Is What You Sign
>(WYSIWYS), things get more complex as the submitted data only
>constitutes of a portion of the actual view (which BTW may contain
>embedded objects including graphics).
>
>Comments?
>
>Anders Rundgren
>
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