Hello Jeremy,
I am trying to upgrade our beta3 forms to 1.0 RC and implement
subforms on one of our existing forms. In firefox, this is working
without a problem. The sample writers.xml works fine in both firefox
and IE9. The difference between our application and the writers
sample is that we are bundling our forms through a tomcat server via a
servlet that does some preprocessing of the xml. In the end, the xml
that is passed to xsltforms is essentially the same. The big
difference is in our xf:load which is:
<xf:load show="embed" targetid="generalSubForm"
resource="FormLaunch?form=GeneralForm"/>
In debugging our webapp, the resource reference to the FormLaunch
servlet works as expected. In IE9, the server never receives the request.
In IE9, the profiler reports the following trace:
19262 -> Load FormLaunch?form=GeneralForm
48 -> Unexpected call to method or property access.
4 -> Dispatching event xforms-link-exception on <DIV class="
xforms-group" id="generalSubForm"/>
309 -> insert bftr_expce in bftrs_expcs at 0 - Data
0 -> Dispatching event xforms-insert on <SPAN class="xforms-instance"
id="main"/>
1 -> insert loc_origin in locations at 0 - Data
0 -> Dispatching event xforms-insert on <SPAN class="xforms-instance"
id="main"/>
I went ahead and pulled in the writers.xml and replaced all of our
form and subform with the writers.xml and the books.xml and
experienced the same method or property access error using with the
servlet resource reference.
I'm unclear as to where the unexpected call to method or property
access is happening in the xsltforms.js, will continue to look, but
wonder if somebody can point me in the right direction.
The IE9 debugger can help you to precisely locate this unexpected call
(you should first set a breakpoint at line #4173).
Thank you for your feedbacks!
-Alain
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