Ok, it doesn't seem to be as much about data binding as it seems that
form.show doesn't block like the form.showForm in javascript. (Or
maybe it is something I am doing wrong?)
The only weirdness is that we are calling the form.show inside a
static block of a helper class. Is that going to cause a problem? It
seems like the form.show is not stopping, our code right after it is
getting called.
First, in our do method, we are calling a helper static function to
show the form:
if( (feature != null) && (feature.equals( "read" )) ){
PipelineUtil pipelineUtil = getPipelineUtil();
// readForm shows the form and is supposed to block and
get results back
String url = RealnetForm.readForm( module, screen, tab,
originalRequestString, session, request, pipelineUtil );
sendPage( url, null );
}
inside the readForm method, we show the form as follows:
// now bind the data to the form
if( dataObject != null ){
form.load( dataObject );
}
Vx if( logger.isDebugEnabled() ){
logger.debug( "About to show form " );
}
form.show( (FlowConstants.getRootUrl() + "style/form/" +
FlowConstants.getTabPath( module, screen, tab )) );
if( logger.isDebugEnabled() ){
logger.debug( "Done showing form " );
}
// TODO: Need to kill continuations from client side call if tab
is changed
// This is only called if action is performed on the form (submit)
form.save( dataObject );
The problem is, we see the done log while the form is still showing.
Aaargh!!!! :-)
Irv
On 6/30/05, Irv Salisbury <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Still part of the switch from javascript flow to java flow.... :-)
>
> We are using XML binding in our javascript flow. When moving that
> forward to Java flow, all of my data seems to be getting lost. The
> only thing that seems to be getting kept is a hidden field. As I dive
> more into this, is there something special about using XML binding in
> Javaflow?
>
> Irv
>
