Module submission XML::DVSM::SB

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The following module was proposed for inclusion in the Module List:

modid: XML::DVSM::SB
DSLIP: bdpOg
description: XHTML/XML transformation
userid: DVSM (Stuart Butler)
chapterid: 3 (Development_Support)
communities:

similar:

rationale:

Module is mainly aimed at web development but requires XHTML. It
embeds instructions in the XHTML/XML itself. The effect is to spin
XML from within the XML document itself. The right root might be
XHTML::DVSM::SB - HTML::XHTML::DVSM::SB just seems too long.

DVSM stands for dynamic visual software modelling - referring to
the use of a working storyboard of XHTML markup to design an
application, and SB stands for Story Board - animating the
storyboard using the embedded instructions.

This really is a very simple but utterly new concept - there is
nothing else that uses the principle of completely preserving the
designer's XHTML. This is NOT any of the following: a document merge
module, a replacement for asp/jsp, just a way of embedding perl
script.

enteredby: DVSM (Stuart Butler)
enteredon: Tue Apr 17 08:14:57 2007 GMT

The resulting entry would be:

XML::DVSM::
::SB bdpOg XHTML/XML transformation DVSM

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In article <200704170814....@pause.perl.org>, Perl Authors
Upload Server <upl...@pause.perl.org> wrote:

> The following module was proposed for inclusion in the Module List:
>
> modid: XML::DVSM::SB
> DSLIP: bdpOg
> description: XHTML/XML transformation

That's a lot of letters. Perhaps using some words would help people
figure out what your module does. :)

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