Re: [Jwizardapi-list] Xml api and stuff

[Shilpi G. <shi...@ya...>]

Hello
 
I agree with Kevin on his second point. We can start with xml definition file. 
 
shilpi

Kevin Hickey <hic...@ud...> wrote:
After a quick review of the code and playing with a simple
example I have a couple of thoughts. 

First, the framework for a wizard should probably be
abstracted out. At its core, a wizard is simply a view whose
navigation is in a controlled predictable order which allows
the manipulation of a data model. By defining those core
interfaces ( view/renderer, controller, data model) the
projects flexiblity is greatly enhanced. 

Second, the use of an xml wizard definition file which the
system uses to generate a wizard instance would definitely
make the system easier to use. The real trick will be
keeping the file simple yet powerful. To that end, the
creation of a format for the wizard definition file would be
a great start. 

In regards to the xml api choices, I think it's too early to
make a decision. 

Let me know what you think.






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