5.1.c built-in derived types in basic processors 5.1.c built-in derived types in basic processors When you activate the Valid Values trigger you must see an "xforms-valid" output for all the data types. When you activate the Invalid Values trigger you must see an "XFORMS-INVALID" output for all the data types except string, which will either have an output of "xforms-valid" or not appear. Results: Valid Values 12 0 -3 -9223372036854775808 -2147483648 -32768 -128 0 18446744073709551615 4294967295 65535 255 +100000 Invalid Values Bogus Data Bogus Data Bogus Data Bogus Data Bogus Data Bogus Data Bogus Data Bogus Data Bogus Data Bogus Data Bogus Data Bogus Data Bogus Data integer XFORMS-INVALID (integer) xforms-valid (integer) nonPositiveInteger XFORMS-INVALID (nonPositiveInteger) xforms-valid (nonPositiveInteger) negativeInteger XFORMS-INVALID (negativeInteger) xforms-valid (negativeInteger) long XFORMS-INVALID (long) xforms-valid (long) int XFORMS-INVALID (int) xforms-valid (int) short XFORMS-INVALID (short) xforms-valid (short) byte XFORMS-INVALID (byte) xforms-valid (byte) nonNegativeInteger XFORMS-INVALID (nonNegativeInteger) xforms-valid (nonNegativeInteger) unsignedLong XFORMS-INVALID (unsignedLong) xforms-valid (unsignedLong) unsignedInt XFORMS-INVALID (unsignedInt) xforms-valid (unsignedInt) unsignedShort XFORMS-INVALID (unsignedShort) xforms-valid (unsignedShort) unsignedByte XFORMS-INVALID (unsignedByte) xforms-valid (unsignedByte) positiveInteger XFORMS-INVALID (positiveInteger) xforms-valid (positiveInteger)