I have a number of properties that share part of a string, i.e.
<!-- Codeset REST service URL --> <property as="xs:string" name="im.webservice.uri.codeset" value="http://localhost:8080/codesetapi/codesets" /> <!-- Eform Letters print service URL --> <property as="xs:string" name="im.webservice.uri.eform-letters" value="http://localhost:8080/eform-letters/generate-letter" /> Can I set a property with the value "http://localhost:8080/" and then use it in the values of other properties? |
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Hi Brian,
It depends; which other properties do you have in mind? (I am asking, as if those properties support XPath between brackets, aka AVTs, then you might be able to do so.) Alex On Tue, Mar 15, 2016 at 9:21 PM bwallis42 <[hidden email]> wrote: I have a number of properties that share part of a string, i.e. You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Orbeon Forms" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [hidden email]. To post to this group, send email to [hidden email].
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<!-- base url for REST info server --> <property as="xs:string" name="im.webservice.hosturl" value="http://localhost:8080" /> <!-- Codeset REST service URL --> <property as="xs:string" name="im.webservice.uri.codeset" value="${im.webservice.hosturl}/codesetapi/codesets" /> I'm consuming these particular values in xbl controls, usually in a submission (this one is not using the codeset property, it is using a similarly defined info property) <xf:submission id="get-document-state-history" method="get" replace="instance" instance="document-state-history" action="{xxf:property('im.webservice.uri.info')}/documentstate/{xxf:split(xxf:get-request-path(),'/')[last()]}/history"> so I suppose I could do it there using two properties. Seems a bit messy to me. So I gather that there is no general way to do this just in the properties to end up with a single property for the value used in the control or in a form? thanks, brian. |
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Hi Brian,
There is no mechanism to do this at the properties level. But your second property could be defined as: <property as="xs:string" name="im.webservice.uri.codeset" value="{xxf:property('im.webservice.hosturl')}/codesetapi/codesets"/> And when referring to its value, from XPath, you'd say: xxf:evaluate-avt(xxf:property('im.webservice.uri.codeset')). In fact a lot of the Form Runner properties are evaluated as AVTs, which opens a number of possibilities, and the ability to refer to other properties is just one of them. Alex
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