to Cocoon Samples main page to Cocoon Blocks Samples main page Cocoon Forms is the upcoming forms framework for Cocoon. Although it is marked as unstable it is the *only* supported solution - all other similar approaches will be deprecated soon. Of course, your feedback is very much welcome on the Cocoon mailing lists. Documentation is available on the Cocoon site. This sample shows validation, event handling and various Cocoon Forms features. The same sample as above using Flowscript. A simple registration form. Illustrates programmatically changing selectionlists. Same sample, using XmlHttpRequest to reduce client/server roundtrips. Illustrates programmatically changing flow-jxpath selectionlists. Shows an upload widget used with Flowscript Illustrates the use of Class, New, Struct, and Union. A simple form using the HTML editor widget. Aggregate field examples A multipage wizard, using widget states and actions to move between pages. Cocoon Forms has a binding framework which assists in copying Java-bean or XML (DOM) data into a form and back. A form for just editing an XML file. A form for just editing XML data. Illustrates the XMLAdapter. A form for just editing a Java bean Step-by-step tutorial into individual binding features: fb:*/@direction and fb:value/* fb:*/@lenient fb:aggregate Form with lots of select boxes - test memory utilization, performance fb:javascript and fb:custom Using XML binding with complex namespaced XML The samples below are the same as the basic flowscript sample but now use different locales. The locale can affect things like date and number formatting. You can try out other locales by supplying other values for the locale parameter in the URL. France Italy Germany Belgium (dutch) These samples were written for the GT2004 presentation about dynamic templates and recursive forms. They illustrate the use of "jx-macros.xml" to interpret form template elements within the generator, allowing the page layout to depend on the contents of the form, and the use of fd:union and fd:class widgets. Shows a simple repeater, which isn't displayed at all if empty, and whose row action depend on the row number. A datasource chooser, illustrating the fd:union widget. A project work breakdown into a hierarchy of tasks, showing the use of the fd:class and fd:new widgets. Create your Euro 2004 soccer dream team The sample below demonstrates a proposal for a new Flowscript API, including a multipage form with a back button. example This demonstrates the potential to have a Cocoon Forms-based gui for creating Cocoon apps. Start page