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Subject: RE: XML schema and XForms
Date: Thu, 1 Jul 2004 16:16:22 +0200
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Thread-Topic: XML schema and XForms
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From: "Niels van Kampenhout" <n.vankampenhout@hippo.nl>
To: <users@cocoon.apache.org>

Hello Nina and others,

> From: Nina Juliadotter [mailto:nvjuliad@it.uts.edu.au]
> Posted At: Thursday, July 01, 2004 3:01 PM
> Subject: RE: XML schema and XForms
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> I'm aware of the problems, in terms of transformation, of the=20
> XML schema structure
> being so unrestricted and up to the developer. I assume you=20
> are aware of the
> different design styles proposed by Roger Costello on
> http://www.xfront.com/GlobalVersusLocal.html (Russian Doll,=20
> Salami Slice and
> Venetian Blind)? There is also a fourth style by Eve Maler=20
> called Garden of Eden,
> which is the "best" style in terms of reuse, followed by=20
> Venetian Blind. Are you
> using any of those styles or have you defined your own?

We use our own very restricted schema style, which more or less evolved =
during development as it suited us most.
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> If you would like, it would be very much appreciated if you=20
> wanted to share some XSL
> with me and/or Cocoon. FYI I'm doing research in this area=20
> and might be able to
> return the favour in the future ;)

As soon as I find an hour spare time, I will make a small example, =
complete with sitemap, flowscript, schema, and XSL transformers, and =
post it on the CocoonWiki along with a short explanation.

Niels

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