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I have a master XHTML 2.0 doc (master.html) that I'd like to modularize such that it embeds 4 sub-docs via HLinks, all of which are XHTML 2.0, e.g.
<head>
<hlink:hlink namespace="http://www.acme.org/work"
element="doc1" locator="@dlink" effect="embed" actuate="onLoad"
onSuccess="processChildren" onFailure="fail" />
<hlink:hlink namespace="http://www.acme.org/work"
element="doc2" locator="@dlink" effect="embed" actuate="onLoad"
onSuccess="processChildren" onFailure="fail" />
...
</head>
<body>
...
<h2> Data Input: </h2> <br/>
<doc1 dlink="/docs/input_form.html" />
<p/>
<h2> Data Output: </h2> <br/>
<doc2 dlink="/docs/output_form.html" />
<p/>
....
</body>
The sub-docs are forms implemented w/ XForms. The reason for the modularity is for reuse, i.e., there will be a good number of such master docs that may include some/all of the sub-docs, so if I want to change the style of the input form, I can just modify the single sub-doc (input_form.html) instead of every single master doc. (BTW, if there is a better way to achieve this modularity aside from HLinks, I'd like to know)
PROBLEM: My understanding is that XForms requires an <xforms:model> section in a doc's <head>, to describe what the forms do. If I have to do this in the master doc, this ends up defeating the intention of modularity I am trying to achieve. I'd prefer to have such descriptive sections in the sub-docs themselves.
Any advice to help me out of this dilemma?
---john
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