> From: Ivelin Ivanov [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > Konstantin, > > Since the all XML/XSL form validation and presentation is > already available > and somewhat useful, as Jeremy demoed, > I would now like to do the all Java extreme. > I got the Schematron validation of JavaBeans/DOM working with > XSL templates, > but I decided to implement an even more efficient JXPath > based schematron > validation. > I would also like to line up with Torsten (and your) > preference of the XForm > style.
That's great! > > > > Just look at the sample XForms example that I've sent a > while ago and > > imagine that initialization of field values where performed > on the server > > side. Error messages also can be assigned to fields. > > Can you forward me that example again. I can't recall which one is it. I've attached my XForms sample, it contains an XForms.xml with a form description, data bindings and instance data. The second file - XForms.xsl - is a stylesheet that ties all that stuff together then displays as HTML. It requires Xalan 2.3 (2.2 has a bug) to run (I've used Xalan extension for dynamic XPath evaluations that were required). Btw, does your validation code take into account the field-set of the current form? I think that it would help to solve the problem with 'phase-based' validation. Having information about the visible (or relevant) fields for the current request will allow to perform partial validation of the data. But here comes another issue: on what event to perform the full validation, including dependency checks? Maybe different validation rules depending on the user actions (or, maybe it's better to call them events: input, finish, cancel, etc.)? > > I would also like to encourage readers to see Torsten's code > and share their > thoughts on how they'd like to see form binding/validation > done in Cocoon. > As the general lesson of live states, if you want to see > something done in a > way you like, say it ! Ok. Konstantin > > Ivelin > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
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