From: Wolfgang M. <wol...@ex...> - 2009-11-18 12:53:16
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Thomas, > The solution for the web client I have in mind id not based on XForms. It > is a XQuery+ XSLT application fframework, that can generate content in two > modes - interactive AJAX pages and plain HTML pages. aha, so this is an important question. I have no problem with AJAX in principle. Actually, I already started to create an XQuery module which generates code for Yahoo UI in the admin client (see webapp/admin/yahoo-ui.xql). It is used for the tabs in the profiling view and I planned to extend it to cover other widgets. However, we should make sure that everyone interested can contribute to the project. Please correct me if I'm wrong, but I think an XForms based interface will allow more people to help. XForms is an important tool in the XML toolbox which could be demonstrated this way. On the other hand, some features won't be possible with plain XForms, e.g. tree views (though I personally think web applications should not try to mimic every feature of a desktop app). Well, we fortunately have some XForms experts here (Dan, Kurt)... Wolfgang |