The way we do this is like this.
1. I created a servlet that receives a request and created a XML message
2. I send this message to our EJB system and uses the incoming XML message
to query the database and it returns the result set in XML format
3. I then in turn send the resulting XML message to cocoon to generate the
html to display.
I would like to keep this methodology, but i do not know how to do this
with cocoon 2
Thanks
Ravi Narine
Senior Analyst
Banking & Investments
Technology and Development
CGI Group Inc.
416-304-7555
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Jesper
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11/21/01
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cocoon-users
I have done this by have a file handler request a url which is a servlet
generating xml.
However i cant seem to get this cached, and so i continue with a question:
Is is possible to cache the xml generated from the servlet in this case?
cheers
Jesper
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> I know that in cocoon 1 there was a way to pass a XML message from
servlet
> to cocoon. They also stated that this was not the best way. I am
> wondering how to do this using cocoon 2?
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> Thanks
>
> Ravi Narine
> Senior Analyst
> Banking & Investments
> Technology and Development
> CGI Group Inc.
> 416-304-7555
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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