IBM Workplace Forms: Guide to Building and Integrating a Sample Workplace Forms Application

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Index

A

Absolute and Relative Positioning 79

Access a Form through Workplace Forms API 118

Access Control Server (ACS) 23–24

Action name 217

action value 134–135, 191, 195, 225, 227

action.equa lsIgnoreCase 123–124, 185–186, 230

actionPerformed method 217

Adaptive handling of absolute and relative paths to the

stored XFDL forms 139

Add a Submit button 95

Add Layout items 78

Add Signature buttons 97

Add the CM Integration in the Form 260

Adding Input items 83

Adding input items to the Traditional Form 84

Adding input items to the Wizard Pages 86

Adding the Data Model 102

Adding the Portlet to a page 236

Adding the xmlmodelValidate Function 107

Adjustments to JSPs for Stage 2 190

Advantages of using FormBridge 69

applet 26

Application Programmer Interface (API) 21–22, 118, 145,

164, 247, 274, 277

Apply Formatting and Logic 87

Approaches to Integrating Workplace Forms 29

Approval workflow 205

approval workflow 53, 168, 180, 190, 196, 287

Approved Form Listing 143

Aspects of Integrating Workplace Forms 33

B

back-end system 1, 3, 107

Banking and Regulated Industries 14

base scenario 1, 53–54, 145–146, 168, 241

Building Stage 2 146, 168

complete description 241

Footprint functionality 241

Basic Architecture 23, 26

Basic Design of Content Manager Integration 253

Basic servlet methods 108

Build a toggle compute 91

Building the base scenario - Stage 1 53

Building the base scenario - Stage 2 145

Building the layout 80

Building the Servlet 108

Building the Traditional Form Page 70

business logic 1, 8, 48–49, 54–55, 127, 158, 205, 217

main part 127

business process 3, 103, 274

critical part 3

starting point 3

C

Calculation by decision 88

Call doc.Save 289

Calling the Web Services 199

Calls to Process Server for Real-Time Process Interaction

49

CGI variable 295, 313

charset 132, 137, 193, 225–226

Click-to-Action Sender

portlet 211–212

Clickwrap signature 14, 25, 99, 247

Client-Side Device / Hardware Integration 49

CM Integration 253, 334–335

J2EE stage 2 335

CM Submission servlet

sample implementation 252

codebase 2, 53, 145, 249, 273

COM interface 21, 118, 292

Common Gateway Interfaces (CGI) 22

Common scenario for Web services in Forms 170

Common XML Data Model 12

Compatible Technologies 22

config.getI nitParameter 315–316

Considerations in advance - Best Practices for

implementing the Traditional Forms and Wizard Pages

65

Content Manager 42, 49, 59, 105, 249–250, 334

critical requirement 249

Demo Platform 250, 252

form items 253

instance 267

Integration 251, 253

Item Type 255

servlet 266–267

submission servlet 255

test environment 267

Update existing form items 253

Workflow 51

Create a Custom Option 90

Create a scanned template 71

Create a template document 304

Create Attributes and Item Type 255

Create Multiple Signatures 98

Create Tables 148

Create template repository and form storage structure

116

Create used parameter documents 308

Create XML Bindings 105

Create XML Data Model 104

Created Links 139, 195

Creating a Field Calculation 87

Creating a JSP to view DB2 data 192

Creating Clickwrap Signatures 99

Creating JSPs 130

Creating new form from template embedding template in