XML (Data Entry / edit screen)

[Trevor Croll]

I have only just started getting some code together, I suggest you have a
look at wxWindows where there is references to wxHtml which I was going to
use. Most of what I will be doing will be from other's code, IBM have put
source code to a Parser on the WEB, All that is available has to be sorted
through and then integrated etc... for XML

http://web.ukonline.co.uk/julian.smart/wxwin/

----- Original Message -----
From: Cristobal Galiano Fernandez <c.galiano at ua.es>
To: Trevor Croll <litebook at powerup.com.au>
Sent: Friday, July 16, 1999 7:09 PM
Subject: Re: XML (Data Entry / edit screen)


> Can you share with us your generic XML/XSL code for Data Entry / Edit
> Screen.
> We are beginners in this techologie
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Cristóbal
>
>
>
> Trevor Croll wrote:
>
> > For about 4 months I have been looking for ways of XML ing the
> > software I was planning to write. My conclusions may be of interest to
> > others.  My conclusion as how I should write my application is:for
> > data definitions I start with a name space file ie namespace.xmlFor
> > screen style sheet I may need another namespace file to help the user
> > choose appearance. I then take XSchema, make some additions to it for
> > input fields, field lengths, field types etc.....and develop a data
> > entry interface that obeys this "new enhanced Xschema" This was the
> > user can define their own fields and do a straight forward data entry
> > / edit screen that would look similar to Access forms. I then use XSL
> > definitions to "merge" the data with the XSL to produce HTML which in
> > the short term I can use Internet explorer for viewing and printing
> > until I have produced my own viewer. For reporting I need XQL which
> > can run down a nindex file and pull in all items that obeys that index
> > and examine them for the data in them. This builds an XML data string
> > which then when an XSL style sheet defn is applied "merges" the data
> > into a HTML document. For internet email transmissions there is two
> > options: sent the HTML file, or send the XML data and XSL style sheet
> > definitions so the package at the other end can produce the HTML
> > view. The implications of this approach are:Must constrain all
> > functions to produce acceptable HTMLdo not need XFA, XFDL, or any
> > other not yet recommended standard. Have to produce an XSchema of my
> > own, but since it is only used in my package it does not matter if it
> > does not conform to any standards.
>
>


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