hi nesto,
I don't know the xbean logicsheet at all (doesn't seem to be in cocoon <=
2.0.4), but anyway;
in the simplest case, the <jsp:useBean> boils down to a variable declaration
(scope = page):
<jsp:useBean id="myBean" scope="page" class="mypackage.MyClass"/>
would have an equivalent of something like this:
<xsp:logic>
mypackage.MyClass
myBean = new mypackage.MyClass ();
</xsp:logic>
for the other scopes you have to store/load those variables in/from the
respective contexts: for session scope it's the session, for application
scope it's the ServletContext. both have getAttribute()/setAttribute() which
you can utilize.
hope this helps, in case that xbean logicsheet is not available. you
eventually might want to take a lookt at the JSP spec.
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Hi!
Sorry if I repost a question, but I need help!
I want to convert my JSP in XSP, and I have to reuse complex Javabeans.
I read in the Logicsheet documentatin that there is a xbean library that
provides functionallity similar to the jsp:useBean directives.
But I didn't found much more documentation, and I don't know how to use it!
Where I can read more?
Please give me some hint on how "translate" my
<jsp:useBean id="xxx" scope="session" class="yyy.zzz" /> of my old JSP, in
code for my new XSP
Regards,
Nesto
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