RE: Using XML & XSL for a form language

Cliff;
Hello again. Just found a site that might be very apropos to your project:
http://wwbota.free.fr/XSLT_models/README.htm

In particular, take a look at the xml2<various>.xml and xslt. The one that
has the comment "XML Schema ==> HTML GUI" might be especially interesting to
you.

Dave LeBlanc

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Subject:  Using XML & XSL for a form language



I am working on a project to create a form language in XML that
would be translated by XSL into a new XSL file.

This file would subsequently be used to translate business related XML
into HTML to the client.  The reason for doing this is to provide
flexibility in constructing forms by storing the initial XML in database
tables and to provide flexibility to changing amounts of business data.

I have a couple of questions related to this project.

First, do you know of an XSLT file that translates the HTML tag set?

The form language will be very similar to HTML.  Second, do you feel that
this scheme will work?


Cliff Andreas, (HNJR)
Sys Spec I,
State Farm Insurance,
cliff.andreas.hnjr@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
(314)839-7158

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