Re: Using url parameters

Apparently there is no need to add the id to the instance parameter
So in the case of the vcard sample, if you use

http://localhost:8080/chiba-0.9.3/XFormsServlet?form=/forms/vcard.xml&instance=file://form/contact1.xml
at least in version 0.9.3 on my system.

"Robert Leftwich" <robert-NuYOPsrVWqAk+I/owrrOrA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
message 
news:5.2.0.9.0.20031223075248.01ba5e98-Q0ErXNX1RuYHOGORDjhFMw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> At 03:18 AM 23/12/2003, koen claerhout wrote:
>
> >What is the easiest way to use url parameters in XForms inside XHTML.
> >I want to use the xml parameter as input for the source of the
> >XForms:instance
>
> The current sandbox has support for this as follows:
>
> If you pass in a parameter that is named 'instance+"id of
> xforms:instance"=uri' then the ChibaServlet will pass the value of the
> param to the ChibaBean which in turn will load it. To specify a uri for
the
> default instance, just use 'instance=url'.
>
> So in the case of the vcard sample, if you use
>
http://localhost:8080/chiba-0.9.3/XFormsServlet?form=/forms/vcard.xml&instancevcard-instance=file://form/contact1.xml
> this should achieve what you are looking for. (Hmm, maybe I/weshould
change
> the code to use 'instance-' for better readability?).
>
> Note that the sandbox also has support for dynamically changing the action
> url of a submission element in the same way, i.e. 'submit+"id of
> xforms:submission element"=uri', e.g.
>
http://localhost:8080/chiba-0.9.3/XFormsServlet?form=/forms/vcard.xml&submitsubmission-debug=/jsp/my-debug-instance.jsp
>
> In addition you can pass in the actual url that Chiba uses to submit the
> html form - which is useful if you are hiding all of the Chiba-specific
> URL's in your own URL-space, when running behind Apache for example. The
> param in this case is 'action_url=uri'.
>
> HTH
>
> Robert
>


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