I've tryed using w3c DOM instead of userbean, the way it was done in the example. It works fine.
I changed WizardAction. Instead ot getting the parameter UserBean, I get a parameter - xml file. Inside the Action I make a w3c dom form that file and work with it.
You just have to play with the xpath in the xform. xp:repeat works good.
I changed WizardAction. Instead ot getting the parameter UserBean, I get a parameter - xml file. Inside the Action I make a w3c dom form that file and work with it.
You just have to play with the xpath in the xform. xp:repeat works good.
I suppose it'll be nessary to write a custom action for your needs. The WizardAction is for example only. The good part is AbstractXMLFormAction.
Galia Angelova
Acsior Ltd.
Sofia, Bulgaria
Acsior Ltd.
Sofia, Bulgaria
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>От: "Jeroen Cranendonk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Относно: XMLForm repeat tag power! ?
>До: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Изпратено на: Петък, 2003, Юни 13 10:40:40 EEST
>----------------------------------
>
>Greetings :)
>
>A fellow worker of mine is trying to build a form upon xmlforms with a
>rather complicated makeup,
>he wants the form to represent a list of users, with each user having some
>fields for user name,
>adres and so :)
>
>like this:
>
>User 1
>name: biggie
>address: big house
>
>User 2
>name: little
>address: lil house
>
>The problem is that there can be 1 , or 1-hundred users :)
>And he'd like to be able to edit each users info on the form, and also add
>additional users, all on the same form :)
>
>he uses the current xmlforms implementation of cvs, with a normal java bean
>as model.
>
>Now I've already been telling him It's hopeless and it aint gonna work, till
>I suddenly remembered
>there's the xf:repeat tag, which might or might not just do the trick :)
>
>The problem is the darn thing is hardly documented, and the code isn't
>really readable to me,
>so I have some questions regarding this tag :)
>
>Firstly, I've seen the samples in cvs that use the repeat tag, from what I
>see you reference a field
>in the model/bean that returns a List, does this have to be a List, or would
>any Set or Collection do ?
>what's the datatype that this thing expects ? :)
>
>Secondly, and this is the important bit! Could this List also be a list of
>beans, and if it is, can we inside
>the repeat tag reference fields of these beans ?
>And if we can, how would this look , can someone post an example of how the
>repeat tag and it's contents would look in such a case ?
>
>Basicly I think it should be able to do this, I believe it so much that if
>it doesn't someone should get up and make it do it ;) Cause it'd be a cool
>powerfull feature :)
>
>ofcourse there'd still be the issue of adding new users, but we can handle
>that by binding actions to some buttons that add to the list in the bean, no
>problem there :)
>
>Ok, many thanks in advance if anyone could help us with this!! :)
> Greetings,
> Jeroen Cranendonk.
>
>(Ohyeah, if this is possible, where is it documented ? :) or isn't it? it
>should be then really ^-^ )
>
>От: "Jeroen Cranendonk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Относно: XMLForm repeat tag power! ?
>До: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Изпратено на: Петък, 2003, Юни 13 10:40:40 EEST
>----------------------------------
>
>Greetings :)
>
>A fellow worker of mine is trying to build a form upon xmlforms with a
>rather complicated makeup,
>he wants the form to represent a list of users, with each user having some
>fields for user name,
>adres and so :)
>
>like this:
>
>User 1
>name: biggie
>address: big house
>
>User 2
>name: little
>address: lil house
>
>The problem is that there can be 1 , or 1-hundred users :)
>And he'd like to be able to edit each users info on the form, and also add
>additional users, all on the same form :)
>
>he uses the current xmlforms implementation of cvs, with a normal java bean
>as model.
>
>Now I've already been telling him It's hopeless and it aint gonna work, till
>I suddenly remembered
>there's the xf:repeat tag, which might or might not just do the trick :)
>
>The problem is the darn thing is hardly documented, and the code isn't
>really readable to me,
>so I have some questions regarding this tag :)
>
>Firstly, I've seen the samples in cvs that use the repeat tag, from what I
>see you reference a field
>in the model/bean that returns a List, does this have to be a List, or would
>any Set or Collection do ?
>what's the datatype that this thing expects ? :)
>
>Secondly, and this is the important bit! Could this List also be a list of
>beans, and if it is, can we inside
>the repeat tag reference fields of these beans ?
>And if we can, how would this look , can someone post an example of how the
>repeat tag and it's contents would look in such a case ?
>
>Basicly I think it should be able to do this, I believe it so much that if
>it doesn't someone should get up and make it do it ;) Cause it'd be a cool
>powerfull feature :)
>
>ofcourse there'd still be the issue of adding new users, but we can handle
>that by binding actions to some buttons that add to the list in the bean, no
>problem there :)
>
>Ok, many thanks in advance if anyone could help us with this!! :)
> Greetings,
> Jeroen Cranendonk.
>
>(Ohyeah, if this is possible, where is it documented ? :) or isn't it? it
>should be then really ^-^ )
>
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