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From: "Ivelin Ivanov" <ivelin@iname.com>
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Subject: Re: SchemoX forms
Date: Fri, 22 Mar 2002 18:48:46 -0600
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Konstantin,

Since the all XML/XSL form validation and presentation is already available
and somewhat useful, as Jeremy demoed,
I would now like to do the all Java extreme.
I got the Schematron validation of JavaBeans/DOM working with XSL templates,
but I decided to implement an even more efficient JXPath based schematron
validation.
I would also like to line up with Torsten (and your) preference of the XForm
style.


> Just look at the sample XForms example that I've sent a while ago and
> imagine that initialization of field values where performed on the server
> side. Error messages also can be assigned to fields.

Can you forward me that example again. I can't recall which one is it.

I would also like to encourage readers to see Torsten's code and share their
thoughts on how they'd like to see form binding/validation done in Cocoon.
As the general lesson of live states, if you want to see something done in a
way you like, say it !

Ivelin


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