submission availability to dynamic xforms model

> I have a .XPL generating (classic) XForms model. I tried to access the
> submitted instance on the input, but it does not look like it is
> available. Neither seem to be available regular POST and GET data there.
> Am I just not "looking" right? I would like to try to remove the regular
> "model" attribute from the "page" element and have just "view" and  
> "xforms" elements.
>
> For illustration, this is what I have now:
>
> <page id="asn" path-info="/asn" xforms="iedi-model.xpl" model="ship.xpl"
> view="view.xsl">
>
> This is what I would like to have (if I can access the user-submitted
> data on the "iedi-model.xpl"):
>
> <page id="asn" path-info="/asn" xforms="iedi-model.xpl" view="view.xsl">

> Alexander Zatko wrote:
>> I have a .XPL generating (classic) XForms model. I tried to access
>> the submitted instance on the input, but it does not look like it is
>> available. Neither seem to be available regular POST and GET data
>> there. Am I just not "looking" right? I would like to try to remove
>> the regular "model" attribute from the "page" element and have just
>> "view" and  "xforms" elements.
>> For illustration, this is what I have now:
>> <page id="asn" path-info="/asn" xforms="iedi-model.xpl"
>> model="ship.xpl" view="view.xsl">
>> This is what I would like to have (if I can access the user-submitted
>> data on the "iedi-model.xpl"):
>> <page id="asn" path-info="/asn" xforms="iedi-model.xpl"
>> view="view.xsl">
>
> With 2.8, the only way you can access sumbitted data in the XForms
> model pipeline is using the Request generator. The "instance" input of
> that pipeline is always empty.
>
> With 3.0 on the other hand, you can always access a submitted XML
> document in your page model and page view (and you no longer have the
> concept of a separate XForms model).
>
> -Erik
>
>
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> I forgot to mention that I use 3.0 beta and am using classic XForms
> intentionally for several reasons. Can I access the user-submitted
> instance in this scenario with in an XPL that is referenced on the
> "xforms" element? I know that I can access instance on the "model" and
> "view" but this is not what I am after.
>
> Thanks
>
> A.
>
>
> On Jan 6, 2006, at 11:26 AM, Erik Bruchez wrote:
>
>> Alexander Zatko wrote:
>>
>>> I have a .XPL generating (classic) XForms model. I tried to access
>>> the submitted instance on the input, but it does not look like it is
>>> available. Neither seem to be available regular POST and GET data
>>> there. Am I just not "looking" right? I would like to try to remove
>>> the regular "model" attribute from the "page" element and have just
>>> "view" and  "xforms" elements.
>>> For illustration, this is what I have now:
>>> <page id="asn" path-info="/asn" xforms="iedi-model.xpl"
>>> model="ship.xpl" view="view.xsl">
>>> This is what I would like to have (if I can access the user-submitted
>>> data on the "iedi-model.xpl"):
>>> <page id="asn" path-info="/asn" xforms="iedi-model.xpl" view="view.xsl">
>>
>>
>> With 2.8, the only way you can access sumbitted data in the XForms
>> model pipeline is using the Request generator. The "instance" input of
>> that pipeline is always empty.
>>
>> With 3.0 on the other hand, you can always access a submitted XML
>> document in your page model and page view (and you no longer have the
>> concept of a separate XForms model).
>>
>> -Erik
>>
>>
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