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A simple example that uses a table that has a description and url column
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<data:datadefinition id="property_doclink">
<datasourcedataconnection datasource="docsource" table="PROPERTY_DOCLINK" key="PID">
<parameter column="description"/>
<parameter column="url"/>
</datasourcedataconnection>
</data:datadefinition>
<dbdms:dms id="old_docs">
<name>Uploaded Documents</name>
<entity>property</entity>
<datadefinition>property_doclink</datadefinition>
</dbdms:dms>
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Creating a list of documents to display properties in google maps.
The data definition constructs the url by concatenating a the first part of a google maps search to a pre-formatted address column from the database.
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<data:datadefinition id="property_google">
<datasourcedataconnection datasource="docsource" table="PROPERTY_DOCLINK" key="PID">
<parameter name="url" type="url" text="Display in Google Maps" url="'http://maps.google.com.au/?q='|address"/>
<parameter column="address"/>
<datasourcedataconnection>
</data:datadefinition>
<dbdms:dms id="google">
<name>Google Maps</name>
<entity>property</entity>
<datadefinition>property_google</datadefinition>
</dbdms:dms>
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