XML download of formbuilder data
Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2020 7:24 pm
Hi
I'm looking to have a user refresh records in a local database from data being captured in formbuilder on a production cmsms site.
The refresh would be on demand from the local application. The login creds would be captured at the local end for presentation to cmsms but the user should not need to visit the cmsms site to perform the refresh.
I am expecting to use something like an xmlhttprequest object at the local end to login to cmsms and grab XML data, but my question is:
What do i need to do at the cmsms end to
a) receive/process the login (FEU or back end) and
b) render an XML response containing records from a specific formbuilder form
It would be useful to include parameters that would specify say only records created after a specified time should be returned. There is no requirement to change the data in cmsms, only download it.
It's effectively opposite of what's being discussed here: viewtopic.php?f=28&t=79412
Any suggestions or are there completely different ways i could/should be doing this?
Thanks in advance
I'm looking to have a user refresh records in a local database from data being captured in formbuilder on a production cmsms site.
The refresh would be on demand from the local application. The login creds would be captured at the local end for presentation to cmsms but the user should not need to visit the cmsms site to perform the refresh.
I am expecting to use something like an xmlhttprequest object at the local end to login to cmsms and grab XML data, but my question is:
What do i need to do at the cmsms end to
a) receive/process the login (FEU or back end) and
b) render an XML response containing records from a specific formbuilder form
It would be useful to include parameters that would specify say only records created after a specified time should be returned. There is no requirement to change the data in cmsms, only download it.
It's effectively opposite of what's being discussed here: viewtopic.php?f=28&t=79412
Any suggestions or are there completely different ways i could/should be doing this?
Thanks in advance