[Cocoon Wiki] Update of "XFormsInCocoon" by LarsHuttar

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   * [http://chiba.sourceforge.net/ Chiba] is a servlet webapp (i.e. like a sibling of Cocoon rather than its child) that implements XForms. There is a project called Chicoon whose purpose is to integrate Chiba into Cocoon. The latest release of Chicoon is 0.9.9 which has been updated to the respective Chiba version. There's also an online [http://81.169.173.189:8080/cocoon/chicoon/index demo] which is available via the Chiba homepage. Chicoon comes wrapped inside a Cocoon Action and is therefore available in any pipeline although most of the time a single, generic pipeline will do. Use of Chicoon should be very straightforward after studying the samples coming with the distribution. No flowscript, no multiple files, no nothing.
  
   * [http://xforms.zeninteractif.com/xhtml/index.html xslt2xforms] 'is a cross browser "W3C Xforms" processor. This xsl stylesheet add the W3C Xforms support in your web project using Xhtml, Javascript and Css.' The latest release at time of this writing is beta (0.7.6).
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+  * ""NEW:"" (2006-01) With [http://www.mozilla.com/products/firefox Firefox 1.5], (a subset of) XForms has native support in a non-beta browser! (See [http://www.mozilla.org/projects/xforms] and also [http://copia.ogbuji.net/blog/2006-01-10/Finding_xF.html].) I have not tried this yet, but if I were doing this project over again, this feature of Firefox would receive careful attention. Of course, you still have to consider whether most of your users will be using IE; and hope that IE 7.0 will support much of XForms.
  
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