lechael wrote:
first create a form from a form definition===> binding it===> load data
to it from a file ===>invoke a pipeline to show this form by a template as to my understanding, wd: is like "class" and wt: is like "object".
actually wi: is like object, but you never type that (so you don't see it)
wt: really is just a template to be translated into wi:
here this file is to load data, so it is more like "object" isn't it??
I don't get it, you show samples of definition files, no?
pls, don't be confused by the meta-approach of the forms-gui-sample
it is an attempt to built a html based gui for editing an XML file that has recursive structures.
it uses (by accident) the own woody form defition files as a sample to that.
actually it's no accident: the underlaying dream is that we could use cocoon itself for graphically editing the form defintion files (hence the meta-loop)
pls look at some more straightforward samples first, it's really not the best one to start with!
and again: the complete syntax found there will go away and be replaced.
regards, -marc= -- Marc Portier http://outerthought.org/ Outerthought - Open Source, Java & XML Competence Support Center Read my weblog at http://blogs.cocoondev.org/mpo/ [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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