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11 Conformance 11.1 Conformance Levels 11.1.1 XForms Basic 11.1.2 XForms Full 11.2 Conformance Description 11.2.1 Conforming XForms Processors 11.2.2 Conforming XForms Documents 11.2.3 Conforming XForms Generators |
The XForms specification is designed for implementation on hardware platforms of all sizes, from tiny hand-held devices to high-powered servers. Clearly, a one-size-fits-all approach has its drawbacks. For this reason, there are two conformance levels for XForms Processors, documents, and authoring tools.
This conformance level is suitable for devices with limited
computing power, such as mobile phones, hand-held computers, and appliances.
This conformance level uses a subset of XML Schema and does not
include any resource-intensive features.
Resource-limited XForms Processors may define implementation limits
on the maximum size of a node-set
returned by XPath expressions.
XForms Basic implementations should
return "basic
" for the conformance-level
property.
All XForms Processors must support the required portions of the specifications normatively listed as references (B References).
XForms Basic Processors must implement all required features labeled Basic.
XForms Full Processors must implement all required features.
All XForms Containing Documents must conform to the required portions
of the specifications normatively listed as references (B References). XForms elements are typically inserted into a containing
document in multiple places. The root element for each individual fragment must
be model
, a form control, or one of group
, switch
,
repeat
. Individual XForms fragments must be schema-valid against the
Schema for XForms (A Schema for XForms).
All XForms Basic conformant Documents must conform to all required portions of this specification marked as Basic, and additionally not include any features not specifically marked as Basic.
All XForms Full conformant Documents must conform to all required portions of this specification.
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