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Dromela

Working detailed of Orbeon

Hi all,

I would like to know one thing about the basic functioning of Orbeon. When will show a XHTML, Orbeon in the page-flow defines an epilogue.xpl. This epilogue receives XHTML at the entrance "data" and depending on the type of container called to another epilogue (in this case epilogue-servlet.xpl). This is ok.

Then, when you are shown the form, if I modify the text of a field ... What intenal call does Orbeon to act when there is an event? (type for example : Xforms-value-changed, DOMFocusOut ...) .

Thanks

Erik Bruchez

Re: Working detailed of Orbeon

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When you interact with the form in your browser, the client-side part
of Orbeon Forms, written in JavaScript, sends Ajax requests to /xforms-
server. This calls an internal pipeline which hooks up to the XForms
engine.

You can consider that, for most purposes, the XForms engine resides on
the server. Then there are two phases:

* an initial phase where the XForms engine is initialized and produces
an HTML page (through pipelines and epilogue)
* further Ajax phases where the user interacts with the form

-Erik

On Apr 10, 2008, at 7:17 AM, Dromela wrote:

>
> Hi all,
>
> I would like to know one thing about the basic functioning of
> Orbeon. When
> will show a XHTML, Orbeon in the page-flow defines an epilogue.xpl.
> This
> epilogue receives XHTML at the entrance "data" and depending on the
> type of
> container called to another epilogue (in this case epilogue-
> servlet.xpl).
> This is ok.
>
> Then, when you are shown the form, if I modify the text of a
> field ... What
> intenal call does Orbeon to act when there is an event? (type for
> example :
> Xforms-value-changed, DOMFocusOut ...) .
>
> Thanks
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Dromela

Re: Working detailed of Orbeon

Thank you Erik , thank you again. I understand now better.

Erik Bruchez wrote

When you interact with the form in your browser, the client-side part
of Orbeon Forms, written in JavaScript, sends Ajax requests to /xforms-
server. This calls an internal pipeline which hooks up to the XForms
engine.

You can consider that, for most purposes, the XForms engine resides on
the server. Then there are two phases:

* an initial phase where the XForms engine is initialized and produces
an HTML page (through pipelines and epilogue)
* further Ajax phases where the user interacts with the form

-Erik

On Apr 10, 2008, at 7:17 AM, Dromela wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I would like to know one thing about the basic functioning of
> Orbeon. When
> will show a XHTML, Orbeon in the page-flow defines an epilogue.xpl.
> This
> epilogue receives XHTML at the entrance "data" and depending on the
> type of
> container called to another epilogue (in this case epilogue-
> servlet.xpl).
> This is ok.
>
> Then, when you are shown the form, if I modify the text of a
> field ... What
> intenal call does Orbeon to act when there is an event? (type for
> example :
> Xforms-value-changed, DOMFocusOut ...) .
>
> Thanks
> --
> View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Working-detailed-of-Orbeon-tp16608820p16608820.html
> Sent from the ObjectWeb OPS - Users mailing list archive at
> Nabble.com.
>
>
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