On 4/30/06, Nestor Urquiza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I finally got it ;-) and you said it already, the
datamodel is there in memory holding everything, not
only the special <datamodel> tag defined in the scxml
specs but also the context attached to the executor.
So I was missing two lines in my addDataToModel()
below
Node node = d.getNode();
rootCtx.set("bubp", node);
<snip/>
Or (for the sake of the mailing list archives), if you want to inject
data (the earlier approach), replace the two lines above by:
d.setName("bubp");
scxml.getDatamodel().addData(d);
i.e. need to explicitly set the name which will be used to refer to
the <data> in expressions later.
Thanks for filing the related documentation bug 39450, will get to it
in a day or two.
-Rahul
then I will answer my question:
Given a settings file:
<bubp>
<client clientId="mk1" clientPswd="passmk1"
appType="SP">
........
The condition to test if appType is equal to SP using
jexl is:
<n:if cond="Data(bubp, 'client/@appType') eq 'SP'">
........
Thanks both of you guys!,
Nestor
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