unable to access form which is deployed in orbeon

I download & run orbeon in my local,
By accessing http://localhost:8080/orbeon/home i'm able to create a form(i,e sample form) able to store,edit,delete.

Question is
-where will be the form store so that the form, i can access in my spring application in jsp page,

plz, give me steps so i'm able to do.

By default, form definitions are stored into an embedded eXist database. You can also use a relational database:

    https://github.com/orbeon/orbeon-forms/wiki/Installation-~-Relational-Database-Setup

There is an API to retrieve  form definitions:

    http://wiki.orbeon.com/forms/doc/developer-guide/form-runner/persistence-api

This said, you cannot just run a form from your Spring application:  form definitions must go through the Form Runner runtime. What we recommend for that kind of integration is the embedding API:

   https://github.com/orbeon/orbeon-forms/wiki/Form-Runner-~-APIs-~-Server-side-Embedding

I hope this helps,

-Erik

Thanks for reply


Can you send me a sample application of Orbeon Form with spring mvc application.

Hi Suppose, I created form using Form builder in orbeon context which is tomcat directory,
where will be the form will stored.

Sorry, I do not know Spring and it would be beyond the scope of this forum anyway. -Erik

The form will be stored in the embedded eXist database. The eXist database files are under WEB-INF/exist-data.

-Erik

 
 In Orbeon form, I have a section with title "PCCI_TEST Form"  but I need also two labels submit and cancel, inline with section. How to do it please guide me.

please go through the image attached with this mail

Ashish,

I don't see an image attached.

-Erik

Erik Bruchez wrote

Ashish,

I don't see an image attached.

-Erik

There is currently no way to position buttons this way, unfortunately.

You can either place buttons alongside the other buttons at the bottom of the forms, see:

    http://doc.orbeon.com/form-runner/advanced/buttons-and-processes.html

Or you can use a custom button in Form Builder, but then it will be laid out in a grid.

-Erik