- From: Steven Pemberton <steven.pemberton@cwi.nl>
- Date: Tue, 28 Apr 2020 22:09:16 +0200
- To: public-xformsusers@w3.org, "XForms Users Community Group Issue Tracker" <sysbot+tracker@w3.org>
Proposed refactorised text for submission ========================================= 11.2.1 Selecting and Validating the Submission Data If the value of the serialization attribute is "none", no data is selected; otherwise the following steps are taken. An update is done if necessary. The binding attributes of submission are evaluated; if the result is the empty sequence or an item other than an element or an instance document root node, submission fails with no-data. A copy of the evaluated item and its descendent nodes are selected. Non-relevant nodes are either deselected, or made empty, according to the value of the nonrelevant attribute, or the deprecated relevant attribute. If no nodes remain, submission fails with no-relevant-data. If the attribute validate is true, whether by default or declaration, then the selected data is checked for validity as in model revalidate, but without marking notification events for dispatch. If any selected instance data node is invalid, submission fails with validation-error. 11.2.2 Serializing the Data The submission method is obtained from the method attribute if present, otherwise from the first method child element if any, and otherwise is "get". The submission resource is obtained from the resource attribute if present, otherwise from the deprecated action attribute if present, and otherwise from the first resource child element, if any; otherwise submission fails with resource-error. If the value of the submission resource is an absolute URI it is used as the submission URI; otherwise (it is a relative URI and) the submission URI is constructed by combining the relevant parts of the value of location-uri() and the submission resource. The protocol to be used is determined from the submission URI. The serialized data is obtained: If the serialization attribute value is "none", then the empty string is used. Otherwise, the event xforms-submit-serialize is dispatched; if the submission-body property of the event is changed from the initial value of empty string, then its content is used. Otherwise, the default serialization format is determined according to the rules stated in Submission Protocols, based on the method and the protocol; if that value is application/xml and the serialization attribute contains a value, the serialization attribute is used; otherwise the default format is used; the selected data is then serialized in that format according to the rules stated in Serialization Formats. 11.2.3 Submitting the Data If the data is to be delivered as part of the URI (and has therefore been serialized as application/x-www-form-urlencoded): if the submission URI doesn't contain a ? (question mark) character, one is appended; otherwise if it doesn't end with the separator character from the separator attribute or its default, one is appended. Finally the serialized data is appended. The submission headers are determined using the header entries produced by the header element(s) in the submission and the mediatype attribute or its default. The submission is performed using the submission headers, method, URI, and serialized data, as defined in Submission Protocols. If the mode of the submission is asynchronous, processing ends after the above steps. Submission processing is resumed once the response from the submission is returned. In the same manner used to handle user-generated events or the dispatch and processing of delayed events, the processing of the asynchronous submission response is done without interrupting the processing of any other event and its event handlers. If the mode of the submission is synchronous, then user interaction with all document controls and action processing is suspended until the response from the submission is returned. Note: A submission with no resource specification can be used to test validity of data. If the selected data is invalid, then the xforms-submit-error has an error-type of validation-error. If the selected data is valid, then the xforms-submit-error has an error-type of resource-error. 11.2.4 Processing the Response from a Submission [Etc] On Wed, 22 Apr 2020 15:03:42 +0200, XForms Users Community Group Issue Tracker <sysbot+tracker@w3.org> wrote: > ACTION-2281: Fix description of @serialization > > https://www.w3.org/2005/06/tracker/xforms/actions/2281 > > Assigned to: Steven Pemberton
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