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Re: passing form field to an xml document

Ken Robinson

2005-03-07

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Are you coding in jsp?

If so, you may want to check out the following link.
Although this deals with webservicec, it allows you to create a java
object for the xml document, and work with the file. I'm sure if you use
this along with the tag libs you can generate something useful to
manipulate the data/fields.

Additionally, it sounds like you would want to break your form up into
smaller pieces and use the form taglibs so that you can repopulate form
data on error, cause that is a lot of typing:-)

http://java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/WebServices/jaxb/index.h
tml

Ken

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Subject: passing form field to an xml document

Hi there,
I have a problem where I will need to create a form which will have
about 300 fields(!!) and I want to pass these paramters to an xml
document rather than just to the query string. Does anyone have any
example code of how to pass parameters from a form to an xml file?

Thanks

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