EmailSubmitConnection.Execute(XPathNavigator) Method
Definition
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Overrides the default Execute() method to allow specifying a different source of data to submit.
public:
abstract void Execute(System::Xml::XPath::XPathNavigator ^ input);
public abstract void Execute (System.Xml.XPath.XPathNavigator input);
override this.Execute : System.Xml.XPath.XPathNavigator -> unit
Public MustOverride Sub Execute (input As XPathNavigator)
Parameters
- input
- XPathNavigator
An XPathNavigator object positioned to the XML node which contains the data to submit.
Exceptions
The parameter passed to this method is a null reference (Nothing in Visual Basic).
The parameter passed to this method isnot valid. For example, it is of the wrong type or format.
Examples
The following example uses the Execute(XPathNavigator) method to submit the form to the data connection named "Email Submit" using the data from the data source named "QueryTypedDataSet" instead of the main data source of the form.
public void FormEvents_Submit(object sender, SubmitEventArgs e)
{
XmlForm myXmlForm = this;
XPathNavigator myNav = myXmlForm.DataSources[
"QueryTypedDataSet"].CreateNavigator();
EmailSubmitConnection mySubmit = (EmailSubmitConnection)myXmlForm.
DataConnections["Email Submit"];
mySubmit.Execute(myNav);
}
Public Sub FormEvents_Submit(ByVal sender As Object, _
ByVal e As SubmitEventArgs)
Dim myXmlForm As XmlForm = Me
Dim myNav As XPathNavigator = myXmlForm.DataSources(_
"QueryTypedDataSet").CreateNavigator()
EmailSubmitConnection mySubmit = DirectCast( _
myXmlForm.DataConnections("Email Submit"),EmailSubmitConnection)
mySubmit.Execute(myNav)
End Sub
Remarks
This method overrides the default Execute() method (inherited from the DataConnection base class), which submits the main data source of the form. The XPathNavigator object specified for the input
parameter should point to an XML node which contains the data to be submitted. The data to submit can be specified by any DataSource object.
Setting the input
parameter to null has the same effect as using the default Execute() method to submit the entire form using the declarative settings defined in the form template.
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