Unsupported type: xs:anyURI

When uploading an image to eXist database I'm getting the error

Unsupported type: xs:anyURI

Any idea what could it be?
Thanks,
-Taras

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Hi,

I thing you have to bind your upload-node to xs:anyURI.

<bind nodeset="/upload-node" type="xs:anyURI"/>

or

<form>
   <upload-node xsi:type="xs:anyURI"/>
</form>

Clemens



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Clemens

Thanks for your reply.
You are right, I have setup a test page with one upload control and one
submit button.
It works fine with your bind.

-Taras

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Hi,

I thing you have to bind your upload-node to xs:anyURI.

<bind nodeset="/upload-node" type="xs:anyURI"/>

or

<form>
   <upload-node xsi:type="xs:anyURI"/>
</form>

Clemens



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Taras,

Make sure you are using a recent build. I remember that a bug with the
Classic XForms engine relative to upload was fixed a few weeks ago.

-Erik

Taras Bahnyuk wrote:
> When uploading an image to eXist database I'm getting the error
>
> Unsupported type: xs:anyURI
>
> Any idea what could it be?
> Thanks,
> -Taras




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Erik,

How about "signed xml" ?

Use case: ePortfolio input using xforms. Data needs ot be checked by third
party and signed as valid/certified.

Is this doable?

Thx,


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Sent: Friday, March 10, 2006 6:30 PM
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Taras,

Make sure you are using a recent build. I remember that a bug with the
Classic XForms engine relative to upload was fixed a few weeks ago.

-Erik

Taras Bahnyuk wrote:
> When uploading an image to eXist database I'm getting the error
>
> Unsupported type: xs:anyURI
>
> Any idea what could it be?
> Thanks,
> -Taras






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Hi Luk,

What about "signed XML"? I am not sure to understand your question?

Alex

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Hi:

I am building an automated view constructor implementing CRUD for XMLs, as hierachy of objects, for any XML Schema.   I need a component system for the views.   JavaServer Faces seems to be the best bet.

What is the status of the JSF Example in OPS.   I do not see it in the current release.    The CVS for faces + XML RenderKit is 19 months old.   Will it still work in the latest OPS?    Has it been dropped for technical reasons or due to licensing issues?

Although the model2x-jsf documentation is still in OPS, the link for jsf-theme.xsl in the User Guide is broken.

    -- Dan Connelly  (but not W3C's Dan Connolly)




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Hi Dan,

We haven't done any modification to the JSF examples for a while now.
The code is still there, but it has not been updated, so it is
essentially outdated. The reason for this is that we have focused our
efforts on XForms, which we have considered to be a better fit.

Does this mean that XForms is always a better choice than JSF? No.
Does this mean that you can't use JSF with PresentationServer? No. It
just means that we think that XForms works better for most of the use
cases we have seen so far, consequently we have focused our efforts on
XForms, and that this is the technology we recommend :).

Alex

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