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Feliciano Borrego commented on COCOON-1863:
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In the Cocoon example "form2xml.flow", submiting the form with the field 
"Please enter your IP address" empty, 
the form.save() function:

function form2xml(form) {
   [...]
    // bind the form's data back to the document
    form.save(document);
    saveDocument(document, makeTargetURI(documentURI));
    cocoon.sendPage("form2-success-pipeline");
}

in Cocoon 2.1.9/2.1.10-dev makes a "document" that does not contain the node 
<ipaddress></ipaddress> corresponding to this form field.
However in Cocoon 2.1.8, the Xml contains the empty node <ipaddress changed= " 
true" /> 



In my application:
=============

* Flow.js --------------------------
function form2xml(form) {
   [...]
    // bind the form's data back to the document
    form.save(document);
    cocoon.sendPage( "frm-success-pipeline", { "htmldata" : document } );
}

* sitemap.xmap ------------
           <map:match pattern="frm-success-pipeline">
             <map:generate type="jx" 
src="portal/forms/resources/formModel2xml.jx"/>
             <map:serialize type="xml"/>
           </map:match>

*formModel2xml.jx --------------------
 <?xml version="1.0"?>
  <jx:template xmlns:jx="http://apache.org/cocoon/templates/jx/1.0";>
    <result>#{htmldata}</result>
 </jx:template>

In Cocoon 2.1.8,  the XML contains ALL nodes of the form model. In a XSP, the 
jpath expression <jpath:value-of select="field" /> return an empty string, not 
a null (or exception with set-lenient lenient="false").
The Xml tree created by Cocoon 2.1.9+ not contains any empty node, the empty 
nodes corresponding to empty form fields are eliminated.


> Save form model with empty fields: Binding model to document fails
> ------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>          Key: COCOON-1863
>          URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COCOON-1863
>      Project: Cocoon
>         Type: Bug

>   Components: Blocks: Forms
>     Versions: 2.1.9
>     Reporter: Feliciano Borrego

>
> In the Cocoon example "samples/blocks/forms/form2xml.flow",
> when submit the form with the fields "IP adress", "phone number" and all 
> "contacts" fields empty, 
> in Cocoon 2.1.8 the XML is:
> <data>
>   <wrapper>
>     <context>
>       <info>
>         <email boolBindingWorks="false">[EMAIL PROTECTED]</email>
>         <number value="3"/>
>         <choose value="true"/>
>         <phone cntr="">
>           <zone/>         
>           <number/>
>         </phone>
>       </info>
>       <ipaddress changed="true"/> 
>       <birthday>1960-04-10</birthday>
>       <drinks>
>       <drink>Jupiler</drink><drink>Hoegaarden</drink></drinks>
>       <contacts>
>         <contact id="1" row-state="original">
>           <firstname/>
>           <lastname/>
>           <phone nr=""/>
>           <email/>
>         </contact>
>         <contact id="2" row-state="original">
>           <firstname/>
>           <lastname/>
>           <phone nr=""/>
>           <email/>
>         </contact>
>       </contacts>
>     </context>
>   </wrapper>
> </data>
> Therefore in Cocoon 2.1.9 the XML result is:
> <data>
>   <wrapper>
>     <context>
>       <info>
>         <email boolBindingWorks="false">[EMAIL PROTECTED]</email>
>         <number value="3"/>
>         <choose value="false"/>
>         <phone>
>         </phone>
>       </info>
>       <birthday>1960-04-10</birthday>
>       <drinks>
>       <drink>Jupiler</drink><drink>Leffe</drink></drinks>
>       <contacts>
>         <contact id="1" row-state="original">
>           <phone/>
>         </contact>
>         <contact id="2" row-state="original">
>           <phone/>
>         </contact>
>       </contacts>
>     </context>
>   </wrapper>
> </data>
> The "Simple XML Binding " and "Bean Binding" examples works fine.

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