I have imported orbeon war file in my Eclipse IDE and using my war file i have created new forms but i dono where the source code generated for my new forms,
what i have tried is downloaded the war, file and imported into my eclipse IDE using this war file i have created new forms.
and my link is http://orbeon.com/orbeon/fr/orbeon/builder/edit/be0b8be388fc248859fffd0cfb04a237cc8da6a6
anyone please answer me asap,
Thanks in advance.
Form Data and Definitions are stored via the persistence API. For more info look at Form Runner/Form Builder Persistence API.
When you say you have used the war file to create forms - do you mean you have used the Form Buidler interface?
Your link is to the orbeon.com server. Is that correct?
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I'm interested in using schema-based validation:
<model schema="oxf:..path">
The Orbeon documention currently doesn't have a lot of details about it's use, and in one spot this topic shows up as a "TODO". The schemas we created all have child schemas (certain elements are common to all).
I have a folder structure for the schemas that looks like:
COMMON
xsd
xsd...
schema_A
xsd
<schema_B>
xsd
...
I am putting these schema in a Maven project that generates a jar file of these, and am putting this JAR in "orbeon/web-inf/lib" folder. In the xforms, I have no problems accesing individual files in this JAR (like creating an instance with that as a source).
In the schemas themselves I'm using a relative url that uses "directory up", like this:
<import xmlns="<uri>" "schemaLocation="<uri> ../../COMMON/childSchemaA.xsd">
However, Orbeon doesn't seem to be able to resolve the imports and I get a "Resource not Found" page when I try to use it. In the orbeon log I see that it interprets the location as being in the parent folder, i.e. "schemaA/childSchema.xsd"
Is this a known issue? (I am using the lasT Orbeon 2019 version as the current version does not support rich text controls in XForms). I did a test in which I put the parent schemas and child schemas in the same folder (in the jar file), and validation seems to work as expected.
Is there something that would help orbeon resolve the child schemas? For organization reasons, I don't want to have to have a folder with all of the parent schemas and the child schemas in a single folder. I have another Java web project in which the same JAR file is put on the classpath, and when using the parent schemas for validation there are not any issues.
I wanna to remove or hide "Summary" button from the published page.So customer/visitor or whoever gotta go to insert and submit data to the form, can't go to summary page...
I referred the orbeon docs...specially "properties-local.xml" I can't find such a file in my directory..I run orbeon forms (community edition) with tomcat 7.0... Just i downloaded the zip official site, extracted it and copied and pasted "örbeon.war" file in to webapps forder in tomcat apache folder..Then I ran the orbeon forms on browser...But problem is that I mentioned earlier..
Please any one help me...
For the location of the properties file, please refer to the documentation.
Your servlet container automatically expands the WAR file into a directory, but a better way is for you to do this yourself so that you know where the files are located, in particular properties-local.xml. See also this.
After some research, I understand that we can use sql server reporting in an mvc application as long as the view engine is web form instead of razor.
The tutorial I have been trying to follow is:
Creating an ASP.net reporting using Visual Studio 2010
The problem is in Part 2. I cannot find the local classes listed as Data Source. The only choice is to set up a new xsd file to connect to the database. How can I have my reports to use my data repositories as their data source?
The credit goes to TNCodeMonkey!
Not only the project has to be compiled first, we must have an index.aspx file in the root folder of the MVC Web Application.
I don't know why. But the Data source is populated with all my dll's once that magic file is in place.
Attempting to integrate Orbeon 3.9 CE with Grails 1.3.7, using the recommended separate war deployment approach specified here:
http://wiki.orbeon.com/forms/doc/developer-guide/xforms-with-java-applications
After having created the form and viewed in Orbeon Form Builder, I placed the resulting xml in a views/xforms directory under the root of the Grails app and called the file test.gsp. I also placed the image file for the logo of the form in the same directory. I created a war file and placed in an instance of Tomcat 7 where the orbeon.war was deployed. When I invoke the test.gsp, the form comes up sans the image file or any of the labels specified in the XForm!
Why would all labels not render?
Where do I place resources such as an image file so that it appears?
Thanks!
I recommend you don't go the route of using Form Builder to generate a form, and copying the source somewhere else. It see 3 main drawbacks:
Some elements generated by Form Builder are expected to be interpreted by the Form Builder runtime; so they won't be understood by Orbeon Forms when they are generated by your code. I am thinking of fr:view, fr:section and the like.
Form Runner services used for persistence, internationalization, PDF generation… most likely won't work.
The copy-paste process is by itself not recommendable.
The separate deployment assumes that you're using another framework and that you're going to be writing XForms in a text editor, while Form Builder is targeted at "form authors" (not necessarily developers); it uses its own runtime which requires request to hit Orbeon Forms, that is those URLs starting with /fr.
All static files, like images must be placed at web-app/*/ dir, and linked by using <g:resource> tag.
For example, for images you have to put your image ('test.png' for example) into web-app/images/ and use following code in your gsp: <img src="${resource(dir:'/images/settings', file:'test.png')}">
See docs for this tag: http://grails.org/doc/latest/ref/Tags/resource.html
I started downloading the MVC Template, and created a new project using this template. I Compiled the application, and everything went fine so far.
My question is, where could i find the new sonic.exe file that generates the MVC DAL?
Is that the old sonic.exe?
So long as you're not using Express then the classes are created when you build your applicaion. Sometimes this doesn't work and you'll need to right click on the Models/Classes.tt and choose 'Run custom tool'.
You should then have a Classes.cs file nested under the Classes.tt file and the DAL objects are defined in there.