Hi Guil,
this is very interesting and we have not yet linked those two technologies in
the way that they should be linked. I do have several ideas on how to bring
SPARQLMotion and SWP closer together, and this will also make SM more
attractive to people who prefer to encode scripts in a text syntax.
So moving forward it would be very valuable if you could share your use case
and clarify what kinds of scripts you would like to invoke. Do they end up
creating some HTML snippets or are they just doing data processing (like you
would do in a PHP script).
A simple mechanism that comes to my mind would be an extension of ui:call, e.g.
<ui:call sm:script="ex:MyScript" arg:param="{= ?something }" />
which would invoke the SM script and insert its result (HTML or text) into the
SWP document. This would make it possible to do things like spreadsheet
processing and all kinds of SM features in SWP without requiring a separate
callback.
But on top of this I believe people should be able to embed SM modules directly
into SWP, e.g. using
<ui:forEach ...>
<sml:SendEmails sml:... />
</ui:forEach>
I believe this is straight forward to implement and clean because SM modules
already use the same SPIN framework for defining arguments etc. The SM modules
would just need to become ui:Elements as well.
Having said all this I have no immediate solution to run a SM script as a
server-side include. But 3.6 final isn't out yet and we could still add such
simple things if we understand the requirements. So please provide details on
your use case to help me come up with the right design.
Thanks,
Holger
On Feb 14, 2012, at 8:47 PM, Guilherme Scomparim wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I was wondering if there is a way to call a SPARQL Motion Script from
> an SWP page without the ui:createLink?
>
> I need to call scripts from SWP pages, however these calls are not
> associated to any click event.
>
> Any help would be appreciated
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Guil
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