Dear all,
I am a newbie to cocoon2. I am using cocoon2, with jdk1.3.1, tomcat4.0 and running on a winXP platform (I am sure most of you disapprove of this! >:) I am making a prototype using cocoon to connect to a jabber server (like instant messaging, sort of like JMS) and send messages to jabber clients.
I was advised to not separate the logic from the main XML code because the environment which I am using causes a lot of problems when I try to reference logic sheets in cocoon and it is going to take a while for me to work out this problem.
The main thing is to get it to work and refactor it later. Since I am running out of time for implementation, I want to embed the logic into the XML file rather than having it in a separate logic sheet. Thus I don’t need to alter the cocoon.xconf and sitemap.
The logic I am using is java and I have a no. of libraries I need to include but I am not sure how to declare these in the xml/xsp page. I have checked out the examples that came with cocoon and the ones with embedded logic are quite simply “hello world” or some control loop and do not have a number of different methods and libraries.
I have searched the mailing list archives to see if there has been a question and answer already in existence however, I didn’t come across any.
So far, the mailing list concerns people who split the logic into a logic sheet.
Please can someone tell me how embed the java logic with a number of different methods, and imported libraries into an XSP? Perhaps you can send me an example XSP file with the java logic embedded which has libraries and so on (any example is fine, I can follow the structure). Or are there any other suggestions please let me know.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Kindest regards,
liz
Elizabeth Chan
Masters of Enterprise
UMIST & Univ. of Manchester
+ 44 (0) 777 1627374
"I am extraordinarily patient, provided I get my own way in the end." Margaret Thatcher
Masters of Enterprise
UMIST & Univ. of Manchester
+ 44 (0) 777 1627374
"I am extraordinarily patient, provided I get my own way in the end."
Margaret Thatcher
