Having troubles with JSP...

Hi everyone, I would like to know why Orbeon displays this message :

Fatal error: The content of elements must consist of well-formed
character data or markup.

when I put some jsp in my page. Whereas when i put the page in apache
directory, it works... Is there a particular directory to put jsp
files ?

I saw in the web.xml :

    <!-- All JSP files under /xforms-jsp go through the OPS filter -->

Does this mean that i have to create a directory in /xforms-jsp for my
app ? i'm quite stuck because i have a lot of pages that are just
xhtml now and i would like to put JSP...

Thanks for your time

Pierre-Julien



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Pierre-Julien,
    The page Orbeon is loading isn't well-formed XML, try putting it in an XML editor that can check where your problem is. Remember HTML isn't XML! You must close all your tags!

Ryan


Pierre-Julien VILLOUD wrote:

Hi everyone, I would like to know why Orbeon displays this message :

Fatal error: The content of elements must consist of well-formed
character data or markup.

when I put some jsp in my page. Whereas when i put the page in apache
directory, it works... Is there a particular directory to put jsp
files ?

I saw in the web.xml :

   <!-- All JSP files under /xforms-jsp go through the OPS filter -->

Does this mean that i have to create a directory in /xforms-jsp for my
app ? i'm quite stuck because i have a lot of pages that are just
xhtml now and i would like to put JSP...

Thanks for your time

Pierre-Julien

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Hi Ryan and thanks for your answer,

I can assure you that all my tags are closed, the problem comes from
the JSP part because when i put it off, it works and when the JSP page
is not in the Orbeon directory, it works too !!!

Thanks

Pierre-Julien



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Hello Pierre-Julien,

did you also ensure that the markup generated by your JSP is wellformed XML?
Maybe your JSP itself is wellformed, but not the markup generated by it.
This may be especially the case if you use some custom tag libraries.

- bitbyter


Monday, June 4, 2007, 9:10:26 AM, you wrote:

> Hi Ryan and thanks for your answer,

> I can assure you that all my tags are closed, the problem comes from
> the JSP part because when i put it off, it works and when the JSP page
> is not in the Orbeon directory, it works too !!!

> Thanks

> Pierre-Julien







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Hi BitByter,
I just do that :

                <% session.invalidate();%>

That's not good ?

Thanks

Pierre-Julien


2007/6/4, BitByter <[hidden email]>:

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Hello Pierre-Julien,

I assume that invalidating the session has no effect on the generated
markup. Just make sure that in the generated markup the mentioned code
snippet does not appear.

I suggest that you set a breakpoint at Orbeons XForms servlet filter and
have a look at the markup that is being received by that filter. Make sure
it is wellformed XML.

- bitbyter



Monday, June 4, 2007, 10:35:32 AM, you wrote:

> Hi BitByter,
> I just do that :

>                 <% session.invalidate();%>

> That's not good ?

> Thanks

> Pierre-Julien







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Can somebody tell me why JSP files have to be in the directory
xforms-jsp ??? why can't they be in the app directory ??? I'm having
the same error over an over even if i copy a jsp file of orbeon's
examples (in the xforms-jsp directory) that i paste in my app
directory !

please help me, I'm getting crazy...

Pierre-Julien



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Hi all!


I am trying to implement a simple editor using the xforms:repeat element.
I managed to implement the editor using Mozilla XForms, but now when I am
using Orbeon XForms Filter the form is not working anymore.

How should I modify the CSS code in the form in order to make it work with
Orbeon Forms i.e. how can I refer to ::repeat-item and ::repeat-index?

Regards


-Markku Laine


The code:
------------------ 8< ---------------
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"
       xml:lang="en"
       lang="en"
       xmlns:ev="http://www.w3.org/2001/xml-events"
       xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
       xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"
       xmlns:xforms="http://www.w3.org/2002/xforms">
  <head>
  <title>xforms:repeat editor</title>
  <xforms:model>
  <xforms:instance id="carlist-instance">
  <carlist xmlns="">
  <car>
  <model>Opel</model>
  <price>20 000 EUR</price>
  </car>
  <car>
  <model>Ferrari</model>
  <price>100 000
EUR</price>
  </car>
  <car>
  <model>Toyota</model>
  <price>10 000 EUR</price>
  </car>
  <car>
  <model>Volkswagen</model>
  <price>35 000 EUR</price>
  </car>
  </carlist>
  </xforms:instance>
  </xforms:model>
  <style type="text/css">
  /* Mozilla XForms */
  .xf-repeat-item > div {
  display: none;
  }
  .xf-repeat-item > input .xf-value {
  border: 0px;
  }
  .xf-repeat-index > div {
  background-color: #DDDDDD;
  display: block;
  }
  .xf-repeat-index > input {
  display: none;
  }
  </style>
  </head>
  <body>
  <h1>Cars</h1>
  <p>
  <xforms:repeat nodeset="car" id="repeatcarlist">
  <xforms:input ref="model" />
  <div>
  <h3>Car details</h3>
  <b>Model:</b> <xforms:output
ref="model" /><br />
  <b>Price:</b> <xforms:input
ref="price" /><br />
  </div>
  </xforms:repeat>
  </p>
  </body>
</html>
--------------- 8< --------------



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Pierre,
    Its because of the xforms-filter (the part that handles JSP within Orbeon Forms) looks for them in that folder, search your web.xml for 'xforms-jsp' and you will see it. You can also change it there

Ryan


Pierre-Julien VILLOUD wrote:

Can somebody tell me why JSP files have to be in the directory
xforms-jsp ??? why can't they be in the app directory ??? I'm having
the same error over an over even if i copy a jsp file of orbeon's
examples (in the xforms-jsp directory) that i paste in my app
directory !

please help me, I'm getting crazy...

Pierre-Julien

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Pierre-Julien,

On 6/4/07, Pierre-Julien VILLOUD <[hidden email]> wrote:
> I can assure you that all my tags are closed, the problem comes from
> the JSP part because when i put it off, it works and when the JSP page
> is not in the Orbeon directory, it works too !!!

You can also try to run your JSP without the Orbeon filter. The output
will go straight to your browser. From there do "view source", copy
the text, and paste it in an XML editor. The XML editor will point you
to issues with the well-formedness of the JSP output.

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Markku,

On 6/4/07, .::: Markku :::. <[hidden email]> wrote:
> I am trying to implement a simple editor using the xforms:repeat element.
> I managed to implement the editor using Mozilla XForms, but now when I am
> using Orbeon XForms Filter the form is not working anymore.
>
> How should I modify the CSS code in the form in order to make it work with
> Orbeon Forms i.e. how can I refer to ::repeat-item and ::repeat-index?

This example is causing a JavaScript error with the latest code when
changing the current row. I will first look at this and post a
follow-up message.

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Hi Alex!


> This example is causing a JavaScript error with the latest code when
> changing the current row. I will first look at this and post a
> follow-up message.

Thanks for your effort, Alex.

The example has been tested with Firefox 2.0.0.3 including Mozilla XForms
0.7.0.1. You will see what I am trying to achieve by running the example
in Firefox without using Orbeon Forms.

I would like to know is it possible to achieve the same functionality when
using Orbeon Forms i.e. how the code should be modified?

Regards


-Markku



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Markku,

On 6/5/07, .::: Markku :::. <[hidden email]> wrote:
> The example has been tested with Firefox 2.0.0.3 including Mozilla XForms
> 0.7.0.1. You will see what I am trying to achieve by running the example
> in Firefox without using Orbeon Forms.
>
> I would like to know is it possible to achieve the same functionality when
> using Orbeon Forms i.e. how the code should be modified?

See the attached example. You can run it as-is in the XForms sandbox.
A few comments:

* The first code you posted originally caused a JavaScript error
because inside the repeat, there was a <p> that contained a <div>.
This is invalid in HTML, and the browser closes the <p> when it finds
the opening tag for the <div>, but Orbeon Forms doesn't "know that"
and it ends up causing a JavaScript error.
* In Orbeon Forms, there is a class to style a "row" that is selected
(xforms-repeat-selected-item-1), but there is no class to style a row
that is not selected. So to display something different if the row is
selected, I have used a <xforms:group>. You can see the details in the
code.
* The "current row" has a yellow background by default with Orbeon
Form. Since you want a gray background, I defined that with the
xforms-repeat-selected-item-1 class.

Alex
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Hi Alex,


> See the attached example. You can run it as-is in the XForms sandbox.
> A few comments:

Thanks for the example! Actually, I already knew how to style a
selected row (xforms-repeat-selected-1), but what I did not know was
how to style an unselected row. I looked through your example and
noticed how you have used the xforms:group element to achieve the same
effect as ::repeat-item, neat trick.

Is there a documentation or a list of supported CSS features related to
XForms available somewhere on the Orbeon web site? I mean, if one has used
standard-compliant styling for, e.g. repeat-index or repeat-item, then how
the same effect could be achieved using Orbeon Forms. At the moment, one
has to look through the transformed code in order to see new class names
etc.

Once again, thanks for your time and effort!


-Markku



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Markku,

On 6/7/07, .::: Markku :::. <[hidden email]> wrote:
> Is there a documentation or a list of supported CSS features related to
> XForms available somewhere on the Orbeon web site? I mean, if one has used
> standard-compliant styling for, e.g. repeat-index or repeat-item, then how
> the same effect could be achieved using Orbeon Forms. At the moment, one
> has to look through the transformed code in order to see new class names
> etc.

At the moment we don't. But I agree, we should. I pasted below the
link to the bug entry tracking this. Right now, the easiest way to
figure out the CSS classes used and the structure of the generated
HTML is to look at the generated HTML for your page. Firebug or the
Firefox DOM Inspector can help when you are doing this.

http://forge.objectweb.org/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=305535&group_id=168&atid=350207

> Once again, thanks for your time and effort!

My pleasure!

Alex
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