> Wobzilla is a Mozilla Application with XForms-like and also > document-centric editing capabilities. It is written in JavaScript and > most processing is done without server-interaction.
Sounds good! I need that. > Wobzilla doesn't use a XSLT-processor it just borrows the > XSLT-concept and > -syntax. In fact the Wobzilla-language is just an > Avalon-configuration written > in XSLT-syntax. This approach facilitates a very declarative and > side-effect-free way of designing user-interfaces. Why is that? Why don't you use plain XSLT? Could it be possible to generate the wobzilla-language from standard XSLT so I can stick to my existing XSLT templates? Arje
