Antonio Gallardo Rivera wrote: >Hi folks, > >Can someone help me how to do that? > >1-You need a component manager in your XSP - I'm not sure, but > I think it's somehow available - I never wrote any XSP... >
this.manager >2. Lookup a session manager > manager.lookup(SessionManager.ROLE); Don't forget to release when you are done: manager.release(sessionManager); Vadim >Inside the XSPSessionHelper we have only the Session, but we need to go to the >SessionManager, how we can get it? > >All this is about to extend the xsp-session with a new tag like ><session:getxml>. I need help to finish it. Please help. :) > >Thanks in advance, > >Antonio Gallardo > > >El Jueves, 26 de Septiembre de 2002 03:50, Antonio Gallardo Rivera escribió: > > >>I will try to explain how far I am now in the building of the >><xsp-session:getxml> for XSP. >> >>As I said I was researching about that, now I can get the values of the >>"authentication" context. >> >>In XSP we can use: >>Namespace: xmlns:xsp-session="http://apache.org/xsp/session/2.0"; >> >>2-Add imports: >><xsp:include>org.apache.cocoon.webapps.session.context.SimpleSessionContext >></xsp:include> <xsp:include>org.w3c.dom.DocumentFragment</xsp:include> >><xsp:include>org.apache.cocoon.xml.dom.DOMUtil</xsp:include> >> >>3- Logic inside the xsp:page: >> >><xsp:logic> >>SimpleSessionContext a = >>((SimpleSessionContext)<xsp:expr><xsp-session:get-attribute >>name="org.apache.cocoon.webapps.authentication.SessionContext"/></xsp:expr> >>); DocumentFragment b = a.getXML("/"); >>String d = DOMUtil.createText(b); >></xsp:logic> >> >>Only for test I used, and it gets the values I need. >> >><xsp:expr>b</xsp:expr> >> >>After it returns I saw in the generated HTML that there is only one >>context. >> >><myhandler> >><authentication> >><ID>1</ID> >><role>myrole</role> >><data> >> <username>My name</username> >> <birthday></birthday> >> ..... >></data> >></authentication> >></myhandler> >> >>I am also researching about how to get the authentication context because >>there are two attributes and the name of the handler can be diferent as >>long as I know. Then: >> >>A) adding imports >><xsp:include>java.util.ArrayList</xsp:include> >><xsp:include>java.util.HashMap</xsp:include> >> >>B) <xsp:logic> >> >>ArrayList al = >>((ArrayList)<xsp:expr><xsp-session:get-attribute-names/></xsp:expr>); >> >>String al0 = ((String)al.get(0)); >>String al1 = ((String)al.get(1));oot node, does anyone know how >>HashMap hs = ((HashMap)<xsp:expr><xsp-session:get-attribute >>name="org.apache.cocoon.webapps.authentication.Handlers"/></xsp:expr>); >> >>With al. I can make use of the attributesnames of the session, after that I >>can get the names using the variables al0 and al1. >> >>al0 is org.apache.cocoon.webapps.authentication.Handlers >>and >>al1 is org.apache.cocoon.webapps.authentication.SessionContext >> >>About al1 is above a litlle explain that can helps to get directly the >>authentication ID using the Strings: >> >><xsp:logic> >>SimpleSessionContext a = >>((SimpleSessionContext)<xsp:expr><xsp-session:get-attribute >>name="org.apache.cocoon.webapps.authentication.SessionContext"/></xsp:expr> >>); DocumentFragment b = a.getXML("/myhandler/authentication/ID"); >></xsp:logic> >> >>After this, the variable b has the value of "/authentication/ID". >> >>About al0 (org.apache.cocoon.webapps.authentication.Handlers) it is a >>ArrayList that contains the names of the attributes. >> >>Some examples using >> >><p>Key: <xsp:expr>hs.keySet()</xsp:expr></p> >><p>Value: <xsp:expr>hs.values()</xsp:expr></p> >><p>Attribute: <xsp:expr>hs.values()</xsp:expr></p> >> >>But I cannot take the Session Context. I was thinking in a get how to get >>away the context and just write a tag like: >> >><xsp-session:getxml path="/myhandler/authentication"/> >> >>Another question: Can we add this new function to the already xsp-session >>logicsheet? >> >>Comments are welcome :) >> >>Antonio Gallardo >> >> --------------------------------------------------------------------- Please check that your question has not already been answered in the FAQ before posting. <http://xml.apache.org/cocoon/faq/index.html> To unsubscribe, e-mail: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
