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pratik.gada

question about submit button

Hi,
I am using Orbeon Forms Release 3.6.0. I just noticed that in the latest
version which is 3.6.1, Orbeon forms has introduced 'Standardized buttons'. Is
there any way I can use those buttons in my version of Orbeon forms? If so, can
someone please let me know which files need to be updated/added in order to get
that look and feel? Thank you very much in advance.

-Pratik

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Alessandro Vernet

Re: question about submit button

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Pratik,

You might be talking about the fr:button component. If that is the
case, then yes, you can use it in your own XForms as well: just use
<fr:button> instead <xforms:trigger>. The fr:button component is
implemented in XBL and behaves very similarily to the xforms:trigger.
If you are curious, you can find the implementation here (yes, it is
just one XBL file!):

http://github.com/orbeon/orbeon-forms/blob/master/src/resources-packaged/xbl/orbeon/button/button.xbl

Alex

On Wed, Dec 23, 2009 at 2:01 AM, <[hidden email]> wrote:

> Hi,
> I am using Orbeon Forms Release 3.6.0. I just noticed that in the latest
> version which is 3.6.1, Orbeon forms has introduced 'Standardized buttons'. Is
> there any way I can use those buttons in my version of Orbeon forms? If so, can
> someone please let me know which files need to be updated/added in order to get
> that look and feel? Thank you very much in advance.
>
> -Pratik
>
>
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Alessandro Vernet

Re: question about submit button

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In reply to this post by pratik.gada

Pratik,

You might be talking about the fr:button component. If that is the
case, then yes, you can use it in your own XForms as well: just use
<fr:button> where you would use <xforms:trigger>. The fr:button
component is implemented in XBL and behaves very similarily to the
xforms:trigger. If you are curious, you can find the implementation
here:

http://github.com/orbeon/orbeon-forms/blob/master/src/resources-packaged/xbl/orbeon/button/button.xbl

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pratik.gada

Re: Re: question about submit button

Thanks Alessandro for the reply. I did understand how the fr:button component
is implemented. I also noticed that the corresponding button.xbl file is
included in orbeon-resources-private.jar. However, my question is that since I
am using v3.6.0. of Orbeon forms, and this new component is part of the new
orbeon forms release, how would I integrate it in my existing verison? In
short, apart from making a change from <xforms:trigger> to <fr:button>, which
other files need to be added/changed? For e.g. there are many references in the
"button.xbl" file itself which are not present in the current
orbeon-resources-private.jar. Please let me know if I need to be more elaborate
on this.

Thank you,
Pratik

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Alessandro Vernet

Re: Re: Re: question about submit button

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Pratik,

Realistically, you won't be able to do this with 3.6. This because, as
you've seen, fr:button is implemented in XBL, and Orbeon Forms 3.6
didn't support XBL. So it is not just a matter of adding a few files
to make the whole thing work. Maybe you have here one more reasons to
eat the bullet and upgrade to the latest code? ;)

Alex

On Mon, Dec 28, 2009 at 9:26 AM, <[hidden email]> wrote:

> Thanks Alessandro for the reply. I did understand how the fr:button component
> is implemented. I also noticed that the corresponding button.xbl file is
> included in orbeon-resources-private.jar. However, my question is that since I
> am using v3.6.0. of Orbeon forms, and this new component is part of the new
> orbeon forms release, how would I integrate it in my existing verison? In
> short, apart from making a change from <xforms:trigger> to <fr:button>, which
> other files need to be added/changed? For e.g. there are many references in the
> "button.xbl" file itself which are not present in the current
> orbeon-resources-private.jar. Please let me know if I need to be more elaborate
> on this.
>
> Thank you,
> Pratik
>
>
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Thomas Lynk-2

DATA TRANSMISSION SECURE

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I have a question outside the scope of ORBEON,

I have ssl data sitting on a secure server. I want to call on the data and
have it displayed on an unsecured page (http). Is the "transmission" of this
data to the display page secure? And if so, can anyone point me to a
document that I can refer to, to show our client that the "generation" and
subsequent display of his web reports is done in a secure transaction.

Thanks

Tom

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Alessandro Vernet

Re: DATA TRANSMISSION SECURE

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Tom,

I'll need to answer by a question: secure from what? I understand you
use HTTP between the browser and Orbeon Forms, and HTTPS between
Orbeon Forms and the service that provides the data. If you want to
protect is a password you sent to the service, then you are good. If
you trust the connection between the browser and Orbeon Forms (maybe
because you're on an Intranet), then you are good. But if you can't
trust that connection, and that the browser displays sensitive
information, then you should use HTTPS instead of HTTP between the
browser and Orbeon Forms.

Alex

On Tue, Mar 16, 2010 at 3:50 PM, Thomas Lynk <[hidden email]> wrote:

> I have a question outside the scope of ORBEON,
>
> I have ssl data sitting on a secure server. I want to call on the data and
> have it displayed on an unsecured page (http). Is the "transmission" of this
> data to the display page secure? And if so, can anyone point me to a
> document that I can refer to, to show our client that the "generation" and
> subsequent display of his web reports is done in a secure transaction.
>
> Thanks
>
> Tom
>
>
>
>
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