Hello Zach,
Zach Roberts wrote:
Yet again, responding to my own post . . .
nevertheless interesting to listen to your monologues ;)
Joern
Zach Roberts wrote:
Par for the course, I am responding to my own post . . .
Zach Roberts wrote:
Hello All,
I am looking at upgrading from 0.9.4 to 0.9.7, specifically to take
advantage of all the great file upload capabilities that have been
implemented. I have two questions that have come up:
* From the looks of CVS, there may be another release coming very
soon. Is there an estimated time when 0.9.8 will be coming out?
* If 0.9.8 is far away (more than two weeks), then I think I have
an issue with the submission handlers. It seems that even the
most trivial of forms will not submit successfully using a plain
0.9.7 install. I have been working with just the hello.xhtml
example, and cannot get it to submit successfully. I am on
Tomcat 4.1.30 with jdk 1.4.2_04, and I moved the dom3 stuff to
common/endorsed as the instructions explained. I noticed right
away that the example xforms did not update their xml:base
element to point to chiba-0.9.7, and also that the xslt files
like html4.xsl were also not pointing at chiba-0.9.7 in their
action url parameter. After fixing these things, I still cannot
get a successfull submission. Which led me to a third issue:
I have resolved the submission problems for the simple case. The
hello.xhtml form now works with the jsp/debug-instance.jsp and
jsp/return-instance.jsp submission targets, I just had to correctly set
the xml:base attribute within this xform as well.
I have now moved on to file uploads, and have been running into some new
issues with the example there, upload-types.xhtml. I think that the
anyURI case is the one most usefull to our situation, but unfortunately
it is also the one that does not work right now. I have been testing
with Firefox 1.0 PR and IE 6.0.28 on Windows XP, and both fail but in a
slightly different manner. From what I can tell, if I use the anyURI
file upload type, chiba is actually pulling up the file and placing it
into a unique folder correctly. The problem comes when the value in the
bound instance element is updated to include the path to the uploaded
file. In Firefox, it seems to only update the element with a relative
path, something like "f23dc\file.txt". This fails the immediate
validation during the submit, and throws the "XFormsSubmitError:
instance validation failed" exception during submission. In IE, the
file also gets uploaded but before it gets stored to the upload
directory it fails with an exception like "FileNotFoundException:
D:\tomcat\webapps\chiba-0.9.7\upload\file11c9\d:\full\local\path\to\file.txt".
Anyone successfully worked their way through these issues? Are these
things already taken care of in CVS chiba-sandbox?
Zach Roberts
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