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