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

by Bernd Beilke, Cayce Marston, Kioko Mwosa, George Poirier, Andreas A. Richter, Deanna Drschiwiski, John Bergland, Yves Bollanga
July 2006
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
356 pages
10h 31m
English
IBM Redbooks
Content preview from IBM Workplace Forms: Guide to Building and Integrating a Sample Workplace Forms Application
Chapter 5. Building the base scenario: Stage 2 181
Some developers may prefer to use a third party XML parser to interface with their forms.
Depending on the parser and the types of tasks to be performed, this may provide some
benefits in terms of speed or developer comfort (if the developer has a great deal of
experience with XML parsers).
However, the API is able to perform some tasks that are impossible for an XML parser. For
example, computes can continue to run in the form (or be activated by the API) while the form
is in memory, so any form data that is dependent on continuously evaluated computes will
remain accurate. Additionally, since ...
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