Interesting! But for another reason... XForms, using XSLTForms for example, hints at ways that we can provide stand-alone views or possibly "dumb" editors (relative term) of the XML files.
However, I still feel this is addressing a different problem (supporting an editor that integrates with other services, e.g. audit trails, authorization, executing validation)... Thanks, Kevin On Wed, September 3, 2014 10:00, Stephen Cameron wrote: > Take a look at XForms standard, it might work well for you with its > declarative contraints. >
