Description
Generates the inline content of the Web DataWindow in XHTML.
Obsolete method
GenerateXHTML is obsolete and should not be used, because the Web DataWindow technology is obsolete.
Applies to
Syntax
Web DataWindow server component
string dwcontrol.GenerateXHTML ({page[ ] variables})
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Argument |
Description |
|---|---|
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dwcontrol |
The name of the server-side DataWindow control you want to generate in XHTML. |
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page |
An array for passing page variables. The page variables must be defined as String datatypes. |
Return value
Integer. 1 indicates success, and -1 indicates failure.
Usage
At runtime, GenerateXHTML performs the tasks required to generate the dynamic XHTML, including retrieving the action context and generating the XHTML inline. Connection errors, including database error messages, are also generated inline.
For information about the advantages and limitations of each rendering format, see DataWindow Programmers Guide.
The GenerateXHTML method delivers the DataWindow in XHTML to the client browser and it generates a CSS style sheet and JS files that are cached on the client side and referenced in the XHTML source.
Examples
The following JSP example specifies subdirectories of the current application directory to publish the CSS and JS components of the Web DataWindow and generates the DataWindow in XHTML:
String resourceBase = request.getScheme() + "://" +
request.getServerName() + ":" +
request.getServerPort() + request.getContextPath();
String publishPath = application.getRealPath("/");
dwGen.Modify("DataWindow.CSSGen.ResourceBase = '" +
resourceBase + "/css'");
dwGen.Modify("DataWindow.CSSGen.PublishPath = '" +
publishPath + "css'");
dwGen.Modify("DataWindow.JSGen.ResourceBase = '" +
resourceBase + "/js'");
dwGen.Modify("DataWindow.JSGen.PublishPath = '" +
publishPath + "js'");
String dwXHTML = dwGen.GenerateXHTML();
out.print (dwXHTML);See also
