Title: AW: [cforms] XML binding, bind to DOM subtree?
The detailed form part is rather easy, all you have to do is to supply the right path to your subtree in the XML document in a context element in the binding.
See the docs at
Title: AW: CForms and Modular Database Actions
From my personal experience I would not consider moving to Hibernate as very difficult.
Following the wiki tutorial at http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/CocoonAndHibernateTutorial it took me a day to create a search form with result list... and the
Hi !
I just tried to migrate some of my flowscript to
javaflow.
My sitemap maps on action requests xy.do, calls flow,
and delegates to a view pipeline xy.html.
Using flowscript sendPage(xy.html) I get the original
requestURI xy.do via map:parameter name=requestURI
If you have built the
standard webapp, look at your .\tomcat\webapps\webapp\samples\blocks\forms. If
you do not use tomcat, you will for sure find the appropriate directories in
your application server
Regards,
tom
Von: nira bal
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Gesendet: Freitag,
Hi everybody !
My cocoon app is a frontend to a db storing historic
data. As my database layer is capable of storing xml trees, basically all I
have to do is to bind the forms to my xml schema, hit save, get the xml and
store it to the db. When I edit a trees node via a forms repeater,
Found the solution:
It was a problem in the
flowscript, I displayed form.getXML() instead of the modified document
the binding worked well.
Von: Lutz Thomas
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Gesendet: Freitag, 20. Mai 2005
17:01
An: users@cocoon.apache.org
Betreff: Binding
Hi everybody !
I have a form binding problem, Input != Output. The
binding definition works well when loading the data to the form, but displaying
the submitted data via a jx template shows that the root tag, and the repeater
tags (the tags enclosing the repeater records) are wrong.
