More questions for HISC

[Micah Dubinko <micah@dubinko.info>]

I got some good work done today. I'll post it shortly. For now, a few 
more questions.

One thing we'll need is minimal "frame" XML for each of the document 
types. By frame I mean that all the elements that are mapped to user 
interface controls are present, but either empty or containing whatever 
initial data should appear in the form. I have a feeling that an XSLT 
approach will work better for this job than Python. In fact, I think the 
existing process used to generate the XPath files is pretty close 
already. I'd like to ask Ken about this.

Another thing on my mind is code lists. I'd like to discuss how these 
should best be handled in the input specifications. I think there will 
be many cases where it would make sense to have a 'select' control 
ready-to-go with a complete set of codes.

More to some shortly. Thanks,

.micah

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