XForms Document Model ??(including the presentation layer, Business Logic and Data Instances)

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XForms Document Model ??(including the presentation layer, Business Logic and Data Instances)

ilangostl
I was asked the following question by an interviewer recently. Not very prepared, I did not have the best answer. So I am asking the Orbeon experts here the following question:
what is meant by the XForms Document Model?
How would we answer this question?

thanks
ilango

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Re: XForms Document Model ??(including the presentation layer, Business Logic and Data Instances)

Erik Bruchez
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Well, I don't know that interviewer, but I don't know anything called  
specifically the "XForms Document Model". I would probably fail that  
interview ;-)

This said I can see at least the following uses of the term "model" in  
relation to XForms:

* The Model/View/Controller (MVC) architecture generally used by XForms.
* The XForms "data model", which consists in zero or more XML  
documents known as instances, as well as associated properties (XML  
Schemas, binds, ...).
* Obviously, as in xforms:model and related constructs.
* The HTML or XML Document Object Model (DOM) of XForms and its host  
language (i.e. the DOM as present in your web browser or XForms  
implementation).

I think here the interviewer must be using "model" as in  
"architecture" or "structure" or "organization". With that in mind,  
you can elaborate on the above and much more.

-Erik

On Sep 26, 2008, at 12:25 PM, ilango wrote:

> I was asked the following question by an interviewer recently. Not  
> very prepared, I did not have the best answer. So I am asking the  
> Orbeon experts here the following question:
> what is meant by the XForms Document Model?
> How would we answer this question?
>
> thanks
> ilango



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