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> What I mean by Dynamic generation -- We have a Xform which has > suppose 4 feilds( 2 textboxes, 1 radio button and 1 textarea). > This Xform is stored in some database(whether it is xml database or > relational database) > Now suppose i want to add one more field (it can be either 1 more > textbox).for adding this field i am having one option on the same > xform . I click that option to add one more text field. Then I save > this on the databse.Next time when I reload this xform , it should > have 5 components instead of 4. > My Question was-- Can it be done??
This comes down to:
1. Creating XForms model dynamically (for example, retrieving them from a database). This is supported (an XForms model can be generated by an XPL pipeline).
2. Creating a page view with XForms controls generated dynamically. Same thing, this is supported.
Now you will have to implement the logic of building the correct XForms model and page view yourself. But it can be done.
> We have Orbeon server that will cater the needs of any web-based > application. > Can we generate any desktop(Standalone) application using orbeon. > My requirement is -- we have xforms ,. We have java as our framework > which Orbeon also supports. > Now can I convert these x-form to java swings which can run as a > standalone application on any desktop. > If yes, then please let me know how?? > What I mean -- Lets us take your Bizdoc example which run on IE .Now > will it be possible to run this "Bizdoc" example in standalone machine > using swings ??
Out of the box, we do not have an XForms engine implemented in Swing, or any other type of built-in interface with Swing.
I am trying to understand where you come from with the Swing requirement, whether the requirement for Swing comes from the need to integrate within an existing Swing application, for example, and how flexible this must be. Because clearly, a Swing application could build a UI based on an XML description (it could even be XForms, if that fits your requirement), and then communicate with a backend implemented with Presentation Server, through raw HTTP or through a Web Service, for example. So technically it can be done, but there are many details to consider.
-Erik
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