on 04-10-2007 8:30 AM
Hi All,
I am in development of a urgent interactive form and I am new this. My aim is to build a interactive form ( SFP) and then place a HTTP Submit button and post the data back .
I went through the documentation and understood that W can send data in XML format back and in the server end we need to write the program to read it .. Writing progaram is ok for me . but I need to know What is the URL I in the HTTP button ( is it IP of the server ) or some other details .. how will this trigger my custom code ...
Regards
Abhilash
Hi Abhilash,
I assume your scenario is offline, you use Button from the group Standard, property ControlType=Submit.
You can dynamically set property "Submit to URL" in tab Submit by JavaScript:
yourButtton.resolveNode("#event").submit.target="http://www.mydomain.com/mypage.htm";
Michal
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Hi Abhilash,
URL is url of your page, for example http://www.mydomain.com/mypage.htm. You can read more in Adobe LiveCycle Designer Help. Nevertheless the control Button from group Standard is better. Set property Control Type in tab Field to Submit and then fill new tab Submit.
If you use WebDynpro for online scenario you needn't this buttons. In such case use a button Submit from the group Web Dynpro ActiveX (if you use xACF layout) or a button Submit from the group Web Dynpro Native (if you use ZCI layout).
Michal
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Hi Michal ,
As per my understanding by doing this we are establishing connectivity with our SAP application server what I should I give .. correct me if I am wrong .. A location were my XML file is stored ..
so that I can read the same and post to SAP ..
one more is how can this be dynamically changed ... from Sandbox , productio
Regards
Abhilash
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