The most basic design concept of infopath-MVC

After studying infopath for a while, I found that the simplest design idea of infopath evolved from the development model-MVC. Of course, I am only referring to the most basic design idea of infopath. Infopath is a huge set of functions, which cannot be expressed by a single MVC.
In fact, the most basic information of infopath only includes data information, data description information, view information, and control information. When we extract an infopath form, we will find two files with XML extensions, one or more XSD files with the extension, one or more XSL files with the extension, one or more JS scripts, and an xsf file. Classify these files into XML files. XSD files belong to model information, that is, M, and XSL belong to view information, that is, V. xsf files and JS control information, that is, C.
We carefully analyze the simple principles of infopath and extend it to our normal development project process. We will find that many projects cannot escape this simplest principle, in particular, some systems such as MIS and OA. In general, a function or application in MIS is composed of interfaces, Data, verification and interaction (and some workflow engines to control business processes. Abstract: The interface is nothing more than win form and web form. Data is nothing more than a dataset read in XML or a database. Verification is nothing more than a Verification Based on data and business logic, the workflow engine is relatively independent and can be combined with data information and interface information through process variables. If we abstract these elements into more popular features, create a data architecture designer, interface designer, workflow engine, and then use these tools to construct our applications, I think the development efficiency will be greatly improved. A while ago, my colleagues and I completed the initial versions of these three tools based on this idea and used them to complete a cataloguing system. I will write some recent development experiences to my blog.