On Mon, 21 Jan 2002, Joachim Seibert wrote: > Now I come to the point, that I want to edit my xml files. This means: > output the xml content within a simple HTML form (e.g. in a single > textarea) and save the edited data. > > Have someone done this with Axkit? Can someone give me a hint, how to > realize that?
The example AxKit::NewsMaker does this, though it's quite old now and doesn't use very modern technology as far as AxKit is concerned. You can find it in the download directory. I suggest checking out PerForm though - it was designed with this in mind, and I used it to write a simple CMS system that did DTD-based validation on the input XML file so that you couldn't enter invalid XML. It worked really nicely (IMHO). > My second question is where to find an example of how to produce pdf > files from XML content? There are a number of examples on the 'net of using XSL:FO to do this. If you can brave the PassiveTeX installation (you already braved the AxKit install, so it won't be *too* bad) then you can use the PassiveTeX Language module to do XSLFO->PDF. See perldoc Apache::AxKit::Language::PassiveTeX You might also want to do it by hand, in which case check out AxPoint which I use for online presentations in PDF. -- <!-- Matt --> <:->Get a smart net</:-> --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
