The form definition follows the rules defined in the DTD http://jet.sourceforge.net/dtds/jet_beta2.dtd. You will find the corresponding dtd provided in the jet.jar.

<JetConfig

project-name="testconfig"

>

  

<JetForm

id="testform" action="/test2.jet"

>

    

<JetGridPanel

id="logingrid" cols="2"

>

      

<JetLabel

id="lbllogin"

>

        

<set

name="content" value="login:"

/>

      

</JetLabel>

      

<JetInput

id="login"

/>

      

<JetLabel

id="lblpassword"

>

      

<set

name="content" value="password:"

/>

      

</JetLabel>

      

<JetInput

id="password"

>

        

<set

name="inputtype" value="password"

/>

      

</JetInput>

      

<JetSubmit

id="go"

/>

    

</JetGridPanel>

  

</JetForm>

Here I describe the built in html elements. If you need other elements or elements with different behave/rendering you can write your own by extending in jet.html.internal.JetInputComponent, jet.html.internal.JetOutputComponent or one of the existing elements like done by the jet.html.JetRadioButton.

On each element you can define event,validate or set methods in the xml config with the corresponding xml tags. On the grid elements you can also specify ref tags to refer to already defined tags for reuse. Which tags can be used on which element, please see below:

JetButton
    
<event
 type="onMouseOver..." call="javascript:testFunction(this);"
/>
    
<validate
 type="client or server" rule="minlength..."
/>
    
<set
 name="value" value=""
/>
    
<set
 name="label" value=""
/>
    
<set
 name="messageKey" value=""
/>
    
<set
 name="buttonType" value=""
/>
JetCheckBox
    
<event
 type="onMouseOver..." call="javascript:testFunction(this);"
/>
    
<validate
 type="client or server" rule="minlength..."
/>
    
<set
 name="value" value=""
/>
    
<set
 name="defaultchecked" value=""
/>
JetDisplayMessage
    
<set
 name="refid" value=""
/>
JetFieldset cols="2"
    
<ref
 name="id" value=""
/>
JetFile
    
<set
 name="messageKey" value=""
/>
JetForm action="" method="POST" extend="formid"
    
<ref
 name="id" value=""
/>
    
<set
 name="enctype" value=""
/>
JetGridPanel cols="1"
    
<ref
 name="id" value=""
/>
JetGridPanel2 cols="3"
    
<ref
 name="id" value=""
/>
JetImage
    
<set
 name="urlKey" value=""
/>
    
<set
 name="altKey" value=""
/>
JetInput
    
<event
 type="onMouseOver..." call="javascript:testFunction(this);"
/>
    
<validate
 type="client or server" rule="minlength..."
/>
    
<set
 name="value" value=""
/>
    
<set
 name="inputtype" value=""
/>
JetLabel
    
<set
 name="messageKey" value=""
/>
    
<set
 name="content" value=""
/>
JetOption
    
<set
 name="key" value=""
/>
    
<set
 name="value" value=""
/>
    
<set
 name="defaultselected" value=""
/>
JetOutput
    
<set
 name="messageKey" value=""
/>
    
<set
 name="content" value=""
/>
JetRadiobutton
    
<event
 type="onMouseOver..." call="javascript:testFunction(this);"
/>
    
<validate
 type="client or server" rule="minlength..."
/>
    
<set
 name="value" value=""
/>
JetSelection
    
<event
 type="onMouseOver..." call="javascript:testFunction(this);"
/>
    
<validate
 type="client or server" rule="minlength..."
/>
    
<set
 name="multiple" value=""
/>
JetTextArea
    
<event
 type="onMouseOver..." call="javascript:testFunction(this);"
/>
    
<validate
 type="client or server" rule="minlength..."
/>
    
<set
 name="value" value=""
/>

The event support is just implemented to show that it is possible to implement it and for quick usage - but it is deprecated or let me say "DO NOT USE IF POSSIBLE". Use CSS to do javascript events like onMouseOver.