Extensible Forms Description Language

The Extensible Forms Description Language ( XFDL ) belongs to the class of XML languages , and is described in the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C ) NOTE - XFDL 19,980,902, Extensible Forms Description Language ( XFDL ) 4.0 September 2, 1998. XFDL is a high-level language that allows a form, attributes and using XML elements to define as a standalone object. It has this precise control over the layout of the form, existing commercial / government forms can be converted by XFDL in a human-readable Open Standard.

In addition to providing a syntax for linear mathematical and conditional expressions addition, XFDL provides the creator the ability to incorporate user-defined entries, options, and external code functions in the form.

XFDL not only supports multiple digital signatures, these signatures can be applied only to specific parts of a form to prevent changes to the signed content.

These advantages of XFDL have led to larger organizations, including the United States Army, their forms migrated from other formats by XFDL.

Canonical XML Document Object Model W3C Geolocation API Internationalization Tag Set MathML RDF-Schema Semantic Interpretation for Speech Recognition Simple Knowledge Organization System Synchronized Multimedia Integration Language Speech Recognition Grammar Specification Speech Synthesis Markup Language SPARQL Timed Text VoiceXML Web Services Description Language XForms XHTML XInclude XLink XML Base XML-Encryption XML Events XPointer XProc XSL Call Control eXtensible Markup Language CURIE HTML5 InkML Rule Interchange Format SMIL Timesheets SXBL XFrames XAdES Extensible User Interface Protocol W3C Markup Validation Service Web Accessibility Initiative

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