Hi all,
I am writing this because the archive isn't accessible at the moment, so
I can' t reply to my original mail.
A while ago, I had the problem that I wanted to send XML data via POST
to a XSP. I received some interesting hints from Vadim Gritschenko
(thanks again, Vadim), but in the end, nothing seemed to solve my
problem, at least in a simple, obvious way. So, here is what I found out:
Actually, the solution is very simple. I looked for a way to directly
access the input stream which is associated with a HttpServletRequest.
This can be done via
public Map act (Redirector redirector,
SourceResolver resolver,
Map objectModel,
String source,
Parameters params)
which is a method of org.apache.cocoon.acting.AbstractAction. Using this
approach, the HttpServletRequest instance is accessible via
objectModel.get(HttpEnvironment.HTTP_REQUEST_OBJECT);
I developed my own action, passed the request object the
HttpServletRequest via setAttribute(...), and, in the sitemap, wrapped
the XSP generator in my new action. This way, I could access the
HttpServetRequest and its input stream in the XSP.
Maybe, this is not the cleanest approach of all, but it exactly does
what I want.
Regards
Boscoe
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