Bind JAXB Content Model to html elements?

We're trying to develop a system that passes an XML stream from server to client form.
I created a JAXB content model to parse the XML so the elements can be mapped to gui components.
A class, ContentTree, wraps the content model. ContentTree has a single method: public void loadXML(String).
I have a jspx with a button which invokes a back-end service that returns the XML.
I can't figure out how to bind the button's returned XML to ConentTree.loadXML(xmlData).
Thanks!
ps: maybe our approach is entirely lame. We need to pass the XML to the form, edit it, validate it, and send it all back to server.
Edited by: user632544 on Feb 9, 2011 9:50 PM

Hi Sudhakar,
Could you please give us a more clear picture as to what you are doing. When you say HTML elements could you be speicific as to which HTML elements and how are you trying to bind these to HTML elements? Also you have mentioned about query on mulitple tables. There is a tutorial titled "Using Databound Components to Access Databases" at the page:
http://developers.sun.com/prodtech/javatools/jscreator/learning/tutorials/index.jsp
The above tutorial explains how data from multiple tables can be retrieved and displayed.
hth
Cheers
Giri :-)
Creator Team

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I would appriciate your help.
Thank you,
A. Volnov
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DTD Content Model Parse Tree

Is there any documentation available that explains the Content Model Parse Tree for any simple DTD ? I am having trouble to understand the mnemonics (*, + etc.) while traversing a root node.

Hi.
You are saying that there are methods
in the XDK for C that can access a parsed
DTD structure and get information about
ELEMENT tags in it. I haven't found any.
Can you please tell me what these methods
are? I need to get the ELEMENT information
but all I can get are NOTATION and ENTITY
tags.
I would appriciate your help.
Thank you,
A. Volnov
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Hi experts,
In our development environment, we generated a content model for incoming post document
storing in a content server.
As the content model have been generated for this specific repository, I assume that this content model
will not work properly in an other environment using a different repository if we transport it. Am I correct?
Is it possible to change directly the content model assignment to a new repository in the target environment?
Or we have to generate a new content model in the target system using the initial content model as a template and assigning the
correct repository? In this case, we will have to maintain each content model in all the differents environments...
What are the best practises to handle this situation?
Thanks in advance for your help !
Regards
Frédéric

Dear Frederic,
It is possible to transport such model. You will just need to change the setting of the storage category to point to the new content server in the new system- transaction OACT. Storage category is attribute called STORAGE_CAT in the virtual PHIO class of the content model( ends with **V).
Please note that the content model should be transported in its creation language.
Best Regards,
Pragya

IMPORT_FUNCTION in content model for Records management

Hello!
I customized my own content model for documents with my own attributes, it works fine, and everything is ok... but when i define property IMPORT_FUNCTION in DMWB for my content model, it has dump with error "DP_ERROR_GENERAL" when i'm trying to save the new created document... Even if i set function without code for attribute IMPORT_FUNCTION, it still has dump... why?
i need to get info about uploaded file, such as path and etc... i have found this information only in this function.
Thanks for any help...

Hi Luk,
The linkage of module may be very critical. But if you have a requirement for attaching the documents like photo,certificates or other documents related to employee to records management then you can create a radio button to recodrs management screen with help of abap'r and directly attach these documents to respective records management screen.
for linkage it may not feasible or much critical.
Hope this will help.
Regards,
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Add new Content to a html/plain file

Hi Everybody,
how can is it possible to add new content (a new line) to a existing html/plain file? I have two methods, with the first one i can create a file but with the second one it is not possible to add new content to the just created file. What is my mistake?
Create a file (works!)
IResourceContext ctx1 = buildResourceContext();
RID rid1 = RID.getRID("/SP");
final IResourceFactory aResourceFactory = ResourceFactory.getInstance();
aCollection =(ICollection) aResourceFactory.getResource(rid1, ctx1);
String out = new String("<h3> Welcome </h3>");
filedataStream = new ByteArrayInputStream( out.getBytes() );
fileContent =
     new Content(
       filedataStream,
       "text/html",
       filedataStream.available());
if (aCollection != null) {
     fileResource = aCollection.createResource(
                   "NewFile.html",
                   null,
                   fileContent );
Add new Conent (doesn't work)
private void addNewContentToFile(){
IResourceFactory factory = ResourceFactory.getInstance();
IResourceContext ctx = buildResourceContext();
RID rid = RID.getRID("/SP/NewFile.html" );
IResource resource = factory.getResource(rid,ctx);
String out = new String("<h3> my New Line </h3>");
ByteArrayInputStream data = new ByteArrayInputStream(out.getBytes());
IContent newContent = new Content(data, "html/plain", data.available());
resource.updateContent( newContent );
regards,
Seed
Edited by: seed_mopo on Oct 28, 2008 10:49 AM

Sorry, there was an exception (NoCheckOut...) --> Versioning = false.

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