Multiple model conditional submission

>
> Hello everyone,
>
> First of all, I wish you all a merry christmas (a little bit late)  
> and a
> happy new year to come.
>
> Well I'm currently facing a tricky issue with Orbeon and I hope you  
> will be
> able to give me some advice.
>
> My aim is to handle an order form. This order form is to be printed  
> (as PDF,
> the PDF template processor works amazingly) and sent as XML file to  
> another
> system.
> The thing is that this form contains some private data that:
> * should only be printed, and not be transferred (for example Credit  
> Card
> Number);
> * should anyway be validated other XML schema.
>
> The solution I found and that almost works now is:
> * separate the data to be transmitted (public) and data to be only  
> printed
> (private) into two Xforms models;
> * thus, the public model AND the private model can refer to their  
> own XML
> schema. This works fine and fields controls on screen are correct.
> * on PDF submission, I use a print-instance in which I agregate  
> public and
> private instances to be printed.
> * on file submission, I only submit the public instance.
>
> All this is working very well.
>
> BUT:
> * Whereas the controls shows exclamation marks on private instance (in
> private model) fields when not valid, I am able to submit the  
> complete form
> for PDF output.
> I think this is due to the fact that the submission I use is  
> declared in the
> public model, and thus it does not try to validate the private  
> model...!
>
> I have attached a very simple example exposing this behavior:
> http://www.nabble.com/file/p14503021/testxform.zip testxform.zip
>
> In this example, the user is able to download the public instance  
> even if
> the private one is not valid.
>
> In fact my question is simple: how can I prevent the submission of an
> instance if another instance, located in another model, is not valid?
> Or maybe can you help me with another suggestion that does not  
> involve model
> separation.
>
> Thank you for your support on this.
>
> Mathieu FERRY
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>
> Hello everyone,
>
> First of all, I wish you all a merry christmas (a little bit late)
> and a
> happy new year to come.
>
> Well I'm currently facing a tricky issue with Orbeon and I hope you
> will be
> able to give me some advice.
>
> My aim is to handle an order form. This order form is to be printed
> (as PDF,
> the PDF template processor works amazingly) and sent as XML file to
> another
> system.
> The thing is that this form contains some private data that:
> * should only be printed, and not be transferred (for example Credit
> Card
> Number);
> * should anyway be validated other XML schema.
>
> The solution I found and that almost works now is:
> * separate the data to be transmitted (public) and data to be only
> printed
> (private) into two Xforms models;
> * thus, the public model AND the private model can refer to their
> own XML
> schema. This works fine and fields controls on screen are correct.
> * on PDF submission, I use a print-instance in which I agregate
> public and
> private instances to be printed.
> * on file submission, I only submit the public instance.
>
> All this is working very well.
>
> BUT:
> * Whereas the controls shows exclamation marks on private instance (in
> private model) fields when not valid, I am able to submit the
> complete form
> for PDF output.
> I think this is due to the fact that the submission I use is
> declared in the
> public model, and thus it does not try to validate the private
> model...!
>
> I have attached a very simple example exposing this behavior:
> http://www.nabble.com/file/p14503021/testxform.zip testxform.zip
>
> In this example, the user is able to download the public instance
> even if
> the private one is not valid.
>
> In fact my question is simple: how can I prevent the submission of an
> instance if another instance, located in another model, is not valid?
> Or maybe can you help me with another suggestion that does not
> involve model
> separation.
>
> Thank you for your support on this.
>
> Mathieu FERRY
> --
> View this message in context:

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