You can generate XForms in OpenOffice from sample input—as long as you're aware of the technique's limitations.
by Bryan Rasmussen
August 13, 2008
previous article on XForms in OpenOffice showed how to create a simple XForm in OpenOffice. My introduction to this particular technology came while working on the Danish UBL project, which needed a cross-platform implementation for some of the 23 UBL 2.0 document types intended for use by small businesses.
The project initially supported only three types: Invoice, CreditNote, and Order, but had a stated goal of supporting all the UBL formats.
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