In (JSF2 + jQuery) or in GWT: What would be the best way to realize a multi-page form wizard with explicitly specified form controller "rules" running on the client-side?
The goal is:
- form with 3 pages, each containing 'prev'/'next' buttons and finally 1 'submit' button.
- all form items have unique ids for addressing/accessing them.
for client-side form control there are 2 kind of control "rules" specified in a central place and stored somehow:
active behaviour of 1 item (modifying 1+ other items):
WHEN form item x is checked/changed/text=="MyText" THEN show/hide/modifyTextOf item y and item z.
passive behaviour of 1 item (waiting for 1+ events):
WHEN ((itemA.propX is 'blah') AND (itemB.text()=="Yeah!") OR (itemC is checked) AND (itemD.value() >= 10)) THEN self.setVisible(true); /self.hide(true); //and itemF.setText("It's Magic!"); ... END-THEN
The action triggering resp. event listening is intented to be on a per-page basis -- one later enhancement could be to also run "cross-page modifications/listenings", e.g. itemA on page 1 triggers some action on itemC on page 3.
How would you define, persist (XML,JSON?) this logic and finally run it within
a client-side form controller?