Newbie Question

I've read the tutorial document and been looking at the BizDoc example and the source files. One thing confuses me. I keep opening the different types of files such as XML, XSL, XSD, and XPL and can see what there purposes are but I can't find the data that is displayed. I thought claim-1.xml, claim-2.xml, claim-3.xml are just examples created to help in the schema design. Where is the list of documents saved? and where are the contents of each document saved? I hope someone can be of assistance.

Thank You



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Peter,
        The bizdoc gets its summary from the list-documents.xpl file under
summary

<p:config xmlns:p="http://www.orbeon.com/oxf/pipeline">  
        <p:param name="data" type="output"/>  
       
        <p:processor name="oxf:pipeline">  
                <p:input name="config"
href="../../bizdoc/data-access/delegate/list-documents.xpl"/>  
                <p:output name="document-list" ref="data"/>  
        </p:processor>  
</p:config>

Try looking through the files to find the list-documents.xpl and see how it
works

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Peter,

The documents are stored in an exist database, which is configured in  
data-access/config.xml.  It is an embedded exist engine which I don't  
believe is set up for easily browsing the content via the exist  
client program.  I've successfully installed exist as a separate web  
application and pointed my configuration to it for debugging purposes.

I'm writing an OPS application as a modification to bizdoc, so my  
experience is rather limited.  It took me several tries to examine  
the code before I understood the flow, but it eventually made sense.

Duane

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Peter,

I have a bad news, and a good news. The bad news: the tutorial is
effectively mostly obsolete, as it does not cover the new best
practices of OPS 3.0, in particular the much improved XForms support.

The good news: although there is not yet an updated tutorial, there is
a brand new example called the "DMV Forms" example, which does show
all those new best practices. And it is much easier and more powerful
than with OPS 2.8! Go check it out at:

   http://www.orbeon.com/ops/forms

For more information, see the new blog entry on the subject:

   http://www.orbeon.com/blog/2006/01/31/dmv-forms-sample-application/

Just to follow-up on your initial question, as already mentioned in
this thread, the data is stored into an XML database called eXist,
which comes bundled with OPS. This same database is used for the new
"DMV Forms" example.

-Erik

[hidden email] wrote:

 > I've read the tutorial document and been looking at the BizDoc
 > example and the source files. One thing confuses me. I keep opening
 > the different types of files such as XML, XSL, XSD, and XPL and can
 > see what there purposes are but I can't find the data that is
 > displayed. I thought claim-1.xml, claim-2.xml, claim-3.xml are just
 > examples created to help in the schema design. Where is the list of
 > documents saved? and where are the contents of each document saved?
 > I hope someone can be of assistance.
 >
 > Thank You




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