<Catherine_Levoir@adobeforums.com> ha scritto nel messaggio <br />news:3bbdd5a2.0@webx.la2eafNXanI...<br />> Hi Alessio,<br />><br />> The problem you may have probably has to do with bindings of the fields in <br />> your form. For instance if you are binded to a schema or XML, only those <br />> fields that are binded will export. If there is one that the binding is <br />> set to none, then it will not export along with the others.<br />><br />> I hope that helps.<br />><br />> Catherine<br /><br />Thanks Catherine.<br />Doing some tryings I find out the following:<br />1) if you do not map any fields, when you use exportdata function you will <br />have that all fields are exported;<br />2) if you map some fields in a single subform, when you use export data <br />function you will have that all the fields of this subform are exported <br />(even the not mapped one);<br /><br />These of course if there is no options selected in the fields Import/export <br />Binding (execute), under the tab binding in the menu object.<br /><br />Another thing, Catherine: why if I use the importData function it deletes me <br />all the data previously inserted in the form by the user, even if the fields <br />are not mapped and no data are in the XML file?<br />My situation, to be clear, is that: I have data that comes from different <br />sources: webservices and XML data file. The user usually fills some fields <br />and then retrieve some data from webservice and only at the end import some <br />data from one XML file. But when he import the data from the XML files all <br />other values in the other fields are deleted. It is possible to avoid this?<br /><br />Thanks,<br />Alessio
