ops3 - xforms. submission result

> ampatspell. wrote:
> > Hello,
> > I'm trying to get familiar with OPS3 XForms NG.
> > One of my first questions i couldn't find the answer anywhere in
> > examples is:
> >
> > I have xforms instance, i have submission for it. the submission calls
> > xpl what returns result (using xml-serializer).
> > the result is instance with filled previously empty <result/> element
> > with <status/> and possibly with <error/> elements.
> > how access those result values?  i want to show the result and/or set
> > the <xforms:toggle case="success"/> (if submission is successfull)..
>
> Check for example the XForms Translate example. It has the following
> submission:
>
> <xforms:submission ref="instance('instance')" id="default-submission"
>     method="post" action="/direct/xforms-translate/post"
> replace="instance"/>
>
> The replace="instance" attribute means that the result of the
> submission will be used to entirely replace the instance which is
> submitted.
>
> In the latest builds, you can now also use the attribute
> instance="my-instance-id" to specify that the returned XML data must
> be stored in a particular instance (this feature was absent from the
> initial XForms 1.0 spec but is now specified in the latest XForms 1.0
> errata document). This is now implemented in OPS (post-3.0 beta).
>
> This mechanism allows you to use one instance containing an XML
> request, and another instance receiving the XML response from an XML
> service.
>
> > in ops2.8 i had something simlar to this:
> > if /result/status = 'success' then show some chunk of xhtml etc..
> > otherwise show other
>
> You can use XForms controls to display data from the resulting
> instance, like the XForms Translate example. Check also the XForms
> Controls example for an example of how you can
>
> -Erik
>
>
>

> Thank you for the reply!
> The instance attribute for submission was what i had looked for. it
> seems, i was too sleepy that i didn't saw it in XForms spec.. sorry.
>
> best,
> Arnis
>
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Erik Bruchez" <[hidden email]>
> To: <[hidden email]>
> Sent: Monday, August 01, 2005 8:29 PM
> Subject: Re: [ops-users] ops3 - xforms. submission result
>
>
>> ampatspell. wrote:
>> > Hello,
>> > I'm trying to get familiar with OPS3 XForms NG.
>> > One of my first questions i couldn't find the answer anywhere in
>> > examples is:
>> >
>> > I have xforms instance, i have submission for it. the submission calls
>> > xpl what returns result (using xml-serializer).
>> > the result is instance with filled previously empty <result/> element
>> > with <status/> and possibly with <error/> elements.
>> > how access those result values?  i want to show the result and/or set
>> > the <xforms:toggle case="success"/> (if submission is successfull)..
>>
>> Check for example the XForms Translate example. It has the following
>> submission:
>>
>> <xforms:submission ref="instance('instance')" id="default-submission"
>>     method="post" action="/direct/xforms-translate/post"
>> replace="instance"/>
>>
>> The replace="instance" attribute means that the result of the
>> submission will be used to entirely replace the instance which is
>> submitted.
>>
>> In the latest builds, you can now also use the attribute
>> instance="my-instance-id" to specify that the returned XML data must
>> be stored in a particular instance (this feature was absent from the
>> initial XForms 1.0 spec but is now specified in the latest XForms 1.0
>> errata document). This is now implemented in OPS (post-3.0 beta).
>>
>> This mechanism allows you to use one instance containing an XML
>> request, and another instance receiving the XML response from an XML
>> service.
>>
>> > in ops2.8 i had something simlar to this:
>> > if /result/status = 'success' then show some chunk of xhtml etc..
>> > otherwise show other
>>
>> You can use XForms controls to display data from the resulting
>> instance, like the XForms Translate example. Check also the XForms
>> Controls example for an example of how you can
>>
>> -Erik
>>
>>
>>
>
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> FYI this attribute was added to the errata recently:
>
>   http://www.w3.org/2003/10/REC-xforms-10-20031014-errata.html#E69a
>
> -Erik
>
> ampatspell. wrote:
>> Thank you for the reply!
>> The instance attribute for submission was what i had looked for. it
>> seems, i was too sleepy that i didn't saw it in XForms spec.. sorry.
>>
>> best,
>> Arnis
>>
>> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Erik Bruchez" <[hidden email]>
>> To: <[hidden email]>
>> Sent: Monday, August 01, 2005 8:29 PM
>> Subject: Re: [ops-users] ops3 - xforms. submission result
>>
>>
>>> ampatspell. wrote:
>>> > Hello,
>>> > I'm trying to get familiar with OPS3 XForms NG.
>>> > One of my first questions i couldn't find the answer anywhere in
>>> > examples is:
>>> >
>>> > I have xforms instance, i have submission for it. the submission calls
>>> > xpl what returns result (using xml-serializer).
>>> > the result is instance with filled previously empty <result/> element
>>> > with <status/> and possibly with <error/> elements.
>>> > how access those result values?  i want to show the result and/or set
>>> > the <xforms:toggle case="success"/> (if submission is successfull)..
>>>
>>> Check for example the XForms Translate example. It has the following
>>> submission:
>>>
>>> <xforms:submission ref="instance('instance')" id="default-submission"
>>>     method="post" action="/direct/xforms-translate/post"
>>> replace="instance"/>
>>>
>>> The replace="instance" attribute means that the result of the
>>> submission will be used to entirely replace the instance which is
>>> submitted.
>>>
>>> In the latest builds, you can now also use the attribute
>>> instance="my-instance-id" to specify that the returned XML data must
>>> be stored in a particular instance (this feature was absent from the
>>> initial XForms 1.0 spec but is now specified in the latest XForms 1.0
>>> errata document). This is now implemented in OPS (post-3.0 beta).
>>>
>>> This mechanism allows you to use one instance containing an XML
>>> request, and another instance receiving the XML response from an XML
>>> service.
>>>
>>> > in ops2.8 i had something simlar to this:
>>> > if /result/status = 'success' then show some chunk of xhtml etc..
>>> > otherwise show other
>>>
>>> You can use XForms controls to display data from the resulting
>>> instance, like the XForms Translate example. Check also the XForms
>>> Controls example for an example of how you can
>>>
>>> -Erik
>>>
>>>
>>>
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> ampatspell. wrote:
> > thanx!
> >
> > and another question:
> > i have instance, submission defined.
> > the submission returns instance with status information. i want to
> > call/execute:
> >
> > <xforms:toggle case="success"/> if /form/result/status = 'success'
> > or
> > <xforms:toggle case="fail"/> if /form/result/status = 'fail'
> >
> > can it's be done in XForms or do i need to define success result page
> > outside current view?
>
> You can do it but it's a little tricky unfortunately. Something that
> has to be improved in the next version of the spec...
>
> The idea is to use a dummy control bound to an xforms:bind element as
> follows:
>
> <xforms:bind id="toggle1"
>   constraint="result/status = 'success'"
>   relevant="false()"/>
>
> The control will toggle between being valid and invalid, and therefore
> send xforms-valid and xforms-invalid events. You can toggle the
> correct case within event handlers for those events. Note that we have
> made some fixes to xforms-valid and xforms-invalid post 3.0 BETA.
>
> A better approach would be a conditional event handler you can call
> upon xforms-submit-done. Such a proposal is being discussed for XML
> events I think.
>
> -Erik
>
>