Hi everyone! I'm new to this list. Does anyone know where I can find
information regarding XML functionality in postgreSQL? Also, I could
probably use some general advice...
I'm working on a large project, and I'm running into an interesting
challenge:
My client is a testing lab, and they frequently develop new tests to
perform for their clients. Right now they handle everything with paper
worksheets. I am tyring to help them eliminate the paper-pushing.
I would like to enable the users to create electronic, preferably
web-based data-entry forms on their own. I want to create this solution
in such a way that in the process of designing the fields and forms they
would automatically and dynamically create and edit tables in a
database, possibly seperate from the main postgreSQL database.
I am using 7.4.1 and PHP 4 so far. I've briefly looked at the Microsoft
InfoPath product, which looks like it will create an xml schema from the
forms created in the program, which I guess might be 1/2-way there since
I could probably use the schema to define tables/etc...
Ideally, I am hoping to find an open-source solution that uses the new
W3C XForms specification. However, I can't find any form
designers/editors equivalent to InfoPath for linux/open-source and MS
Infopath doesn't support XForms. I've also come upon Mozilla XUL a lot
in my research and am curious if any of you have experience with that,
as well.
Any input is greatly appreciated.
Kind Regards,
-Ryan Riehle
President, BuildWays Corporation
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I've setup a challenge, mainly for C++, Java and Lisp, but every other
language is welcome:
http://www.frank-buss.de/challenge/index.html
There is nothing to win, but I hope there will be some interesting
solutions at the end, so the win are the results :-)
--
Frank Buß, fb@frank-buss.de
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A new challenge:
http://www.frank-buss.de/marsrescue/index.html
Have fun! Now you can win real prices.
--
Frank Buß, fb@frank-buss.de
http://www.frank-buss.de, http://www.it4-systems.de
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The date for the second PyWeek challenge has been set: Sunday 26th March
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in Python, during the challenge, and must incorporate some theme chosen
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REGISTRATION IS NOT YET OPEN --
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REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN --
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The fifth PyWeek is only a month away. Come along and join the fun: write a
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There's some really interesting new libraries that have popped up recently.
Have a gander on the pyweek message board for more info.
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