Pascal Voitot wrote: > > Yes this is exactly what I mean... you can mix some structured data and > unstructured also... > In my mind, classes/objects in XWiki are the structured data and the > classical Wiki content is the "unstructured" data... > > >
OK. I've got the point. > Don't understand what you mean with your XML Schemas? Do you want to > represent your structured data with schemas? > > Yeap. Consider this schema wroten in XML Schema language http://examples.oreilly.com/xmlschema/examples/first.xsd It is possible/it is feasible to be possible working with XWiki to guide the edition of documents complying with this schema? I am sure I am missing a lot of subtle and no so subtle issues here. But I am trying to be as precise as possible. I've been working for Adobe FrameMaker for years, but never got the point of structural enforcement. I am trying now to regain access to this issue and to understand how XWiki could fit with this task. Adobe FrameMaker is a great tool. I missed it a lot! But it could be one of this "huge" tools that is much bigger than the problem we are facing right now. If XWiki can grow/develop in this direction, we will devote our efforts to solve our needs with it. Sorry for not being able to be clearer! Cheers, Ricardo -- Ricardo RodrÃguez Your EPEC Network ICT Team _______________________________________________ devs mailing list devs@xwiki.org http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/devs
