OK, I have made some progress but still not quite where I would like. I have
discovered you need to do the following:
Document xfaDoc = acroFields.getXfa().getDomDocument();
/* Add entry node below to appropriate forms */
acroFields.getXfa().setDomDocument(modifiedXfaDoc);
acroFields.getXfa().setXfa(stamper.getWriter());
I also learned that the AcroFord button you are adding needs to align (naming
wise) to where you are placing in the Xfa XML. So in this case I have created
a button using the name: NewAccountForm[0].Page1[0].submitPost[0]
Then in the XML I had to insert a node into the xdp:xdp/[EMAIL
PROTECTED]'NewAccountForm']/[EMAIL PROTECTED]'Page1'] with XML:
<field name='submitPost'>
<event activity='click'>
<submit format='formdata' target='http://localhost:8080/myapp/myservlet'
encoded='UTF-8' />
</event>
</field>
If I switch the format, in some cases it posts and others it isn't. In any
case I can't figure out the combination that delivers the same result to my
servlet which was:
PdfAction.createSubmitForm(argButtonAction, null /* All Fields */,
PdfAction.SUBMIT_HTML_FORMAT | PdfAction.SUBMIT_INCLUDE_NO_VALUE_FIELDS )
Does anyone have suggestions on how I can format my XML to deliver this type of
result? Also I have noticed a number of changes in SVN relating to form
processing and XFA, so do you guys recommend I stick away from the XFA API
stuff until the next release since it will probably be in flux until all
functionality has been added?
Sorry for the long e-mail again ;-)
Shane
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