Hello,
I just stumbled over the official W3C XForms F.A.Q.
that went live in mid-December.
So far the F.A.Q. covers:
* What are the advantages of XForms?
* What can I do with XForms that I can't do with old
HTML Forms?
* Is XForms more complicated than HTML Forms?
* Will we have to wait for new browsers?
* Will XForms work on PDAs and mobile phones?
* What servers (currently) support XForms?
* Who is backing XForms?
* Aren't other companies also coming with new forms
technologies too?
* What other resources are there?
Since the W3C XForms Working Group members put
together all answers expect some one-sided whoppers
such as:
Is XForms more complicated than HTML Forms?
Of course not. No. No. No. No. In fact XForms makes
forms creation simpler once you use XForms goodies
that plain old HTML forms lack.
Full story @
http://www.w3.org/MarkUp/Forms/2003/xforms-faq.html
- Gerald
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