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| Summary | Generate interactive GUI's based on XML Schema |
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| Categories | None |
| Owner(s) | mike_leber, sp97834 |
Description
JAXFront® - an XML Rendering Technology
https://www.jaxfront.com
- Generating dynamic user interfaces based on XML Schema
- Rendering multiple UI channels (Swing, HTML, ...)
- Customizing layout and behaviour without coding
Introduction
The large acceptance and readiness to describe structured business data in XML, let the representation and rework of such documents become an important factor during many software development processes. XML has become a standard for the description of structured business data in the Electronic Data Interchange (EDI). One of the positive characteristics of XML is the extensibility, which places a high request at the visualization and rework of such business data.
New technical advancements demand more efficient ways to visualize and manipulate such data. The need to adopt these new standards and the rapid pace at which new industry norms are defined for EDI increases the demand for more sophisticated tools to handle these documents.
The most important factor of exchanging data is an accurate description of the data structures to defined relations and rules of the transmitted data. The presence of a standardized modeling language is a must for a dynamically generated graphical user interface. The XML Schema specification standardized by the W3C is available for the purpose of modeling XML data. It does embody formal syntactic request at XML documents and becomes the key element in the exchange of XML based business data.
The large acceptance and readiness to describe structured business data in XML, let the representation and rework of such documents become an important factor during many software development processes. XML has become a standard for the description of structured business data in the Electronic Data Interchange (EDI). One of the positive characteristics of XML is the extensibility, which places a high request at the visualization and rework of such business data.
New technical advancements demand more efficient ways to visualize and manipulate such data. The need to adopt these new standards and the rapid pace at which new industry norms are defined for EDI increases the demand for more sophisticated tools to handle these documents.
The most important factor of exchanging data is an accurate description of the data structures to defined relations and rules of the transmitted data. The presence of a standardized modeling language is a must for a dynamically generated graphical user interface. The XML Schema specification standardized by the W3C is available for the purpose of modeling XML data. It does embody formal syntactic request at XML documents and becomes the key element in the exchange of XML based business data.
The
Use Of XML Schema
JAXFront® reduces the problem of synchronizing the XML data model with the graphical user interface through smart rendering mechanism and the strict use of XML standards in the field of modelling, specification and implementation. To generate a JAXFront® user interface, a valid XML Schema is a must. Based on a XML Schema, an interactive graphical user interface gets generated without writng one line of code. The generated front end allows a sophisticated way of editing the underlying XML instance or the creation of new one. All modifications done with the JAXFront® user interface will be validated on-the-fly against the XML Schema immediately. Only valid changes will affect the underlying XML document.
Shorten Your Development-Cycle
By the dynamic generation of the graphic user surface on the basis of an XML Schema a noticeable shortening of the development cycles and a loosely coupling between the business model and the actual application development can be reached. This has the consequence that any changes in the business model (XML Schema) are reconstructed directly by the presentation logic. Without the use of the XML Schema constraints, one would need to synchronize the application development whenever the business model changes. The generation of the front end based on XML Schema constraints means less dependency of the business analysts against the IT department.
JAXFront® reduces the problem of synchronizing the XML data model with the graphical user interface through smart rendering mechanism and the strict use of XML standards in the field of modelling, specification and implementation. To generate a JAXFront® user interface, a valid XML Schema is a must. Based on a XML Schema, an interactive graphical user interface gets generated without writng one line of code. The generated front end allows a sophisticated way of editing the underlying XML instance or the creation of new one. All modifications done with the JAXFront® user interface will be validated on-the-fly against the XML Schema immediately. Only valid changes will affect the underlying XML document.
Shorten Your Development-Cycle
By the dynamic generation of the graphic user surface on the basis of an XML Schema a noticeable shortening of the development cycles and a loosely coupling between the business model and the actual application development can be reached. This has the consequence that any changes in the business model (XML Schema) are reconstructed directly by the presentation logic. Without the use of the XML Schema constraints, one would need to synchronize the application development whenever the business model changes. The generation of the front end based on XML Schema constraints means less dependency of the business analysts against the IT department.
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