I just realized that there is a project page on Cocoon
http://xml.apache.org/cocoon/link/projects.html
which also lists some Editor applications
Michael
Michael Wechner wrote:
Maybe you want to check out Wyona (based on Cocoon), which has a
prototype of a generic Form Editor,
or Callisto CMS, which is based on AxKit, but has also an Editor based
on XML and XSLT.
All the best
Michael
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Hello!
I want to load an xml-file into the browser, edit it (adding, deleting,
changing elements), and transform the edited xml-file with xsl to html.
Does someone know, how this problem could be solved with cocoon?
Maybe with
JSP or XSP?
Maybe there is already software/code which goes in this direction?
So in my eyes I have to do the following tasks:
1. Read the xml-file and transform it to readable html.
2. Supply entry-fields (forms) where the user can change/remove/add
elements
based on the old xml-file.
3. generate new xml file and transform it into html
The problem is the first and second step.
Has someone an idea which technology I should use (Xsp?) and/or knows
where
to find tutorials/code relating to that topic?
*greets*
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