Validation using a schema

Hi there.

Doing my first steps with OrbeonPS I'm very enthusiastic building applications with it.

BUT I was wondering because it seems that in OrbeonPS it's not possible, to validate user-input (for example like BizDoc does) using a schema. Also reading this article:

http://mail.orbeon.com/pipermail/oxf-users/2004-August/000902.html

confirms my suggestion.

Are there any further plans enabling such a feature?
Or am I just not informed correctly?

Thank you for advice.

Regards,
Patrick Seiffert



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Hi Patrick,

If I'm correct this is possible by adding a schema attribute to the
xforms:model element.

For example:
<xforms:model schema="input-schema.xsd">
 <xforms:instance>
  ...
 </xforms:instance>
</xforms:model>

And then look for the red exclamation marks next to your input fields :)

Hope that helps,
 Pepijn

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Hi there.

Doing my first steps with OrbeonPS I'm very enthusiastic building
applications with it.

BUT I was wondering because it seems that in OrbeonPS it's not possible,
to validate user-input (for example like BizDoc does) using a schema.
Also reading this article:

http://mail.orbeon.com/pipermail/oxf-users/2004-August/000902.html

confirms my suggestion.

Are there any further plans enabling such a feature?
Or am I just not informed correctly?

Thank you for advice.

Regards,
Patrick Seiffert



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Patrick,

We do support XML Schema. The DMV Forms example illustrates how you can
validate an entire form with an imported XML Schema.

However it is correct that currently OPS does not support the
xforms:bind/@type attribute to specify a type imported from a schema:
you can only specify built-in datatypes such as xs:integer, xs:date, etc.

I should also say for our defense that the XForms specification has
taken a lot of time and several errata to exactly specify how XML Schema
validation should be performed. But we aim at supporting XML Schema in
XForms entirely, so if you find issues please report them.

I recommend you look at how the DMV Forms example performs validation
with XML Schema (forget about BizDoc which is completely obsolete) and
see if this is good enough for you.

-Erik

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