Sylvain Wallez dijo:Start Cocoon with cocoon servlet-debug (instead of just cocoon servlet)
Yep. I was amazed by the number of people coming to me after my Woody
presentation, asking questions, proposing enhancements, use cases, etc.
This is a real need, and we seem to have a real solution now.
Yep. We need boost the woody development. :)
Many people is needed the woody implementation (we are in the row too!). Currently, we are having problems related to Flow+Woody+OJB it just stall. Today we will do a little research trying to find the error.
We need to do a demo on friday morning and I don't know if this will work at all. :-0
Desafortunately, we dont know how to start cocoon in debug mode under
eclipse. If someone can write a doc about this, please do it. This will
for sure help us in finding where the bug is.
Then, in eclipse, select run/debug... Click remove java application, then new at the bottom. Select your cocoon project. Click apply/debug.
Set a breakpoint in your code. Request a page with your browser from port 8888, and you should see eclipse catch the breakpoint.
Upayavira
Also, I don't know if I can touch the woody code, I requested permision before, but nobody give us a green light for that. I promise not broke the current code :)
We already developed a very simple squeleton (a dir structure) for the proposed "business objects". Inside every "business object" is a generic sitemap.xmap that handle the forms that manage the "business object". This generic sitemap then can be literaly copied to every new businnes object.
The idea (as I posted before) is to allow a kind of plugin of the business objects inside cocoon. We are almost ending a usecase of that, but still there is the problem related to a stall while calling OJB inside flow. :(
I know this is not to said: "Wow". But maybe it can show a usecase or best practices to use woody+flow+OJB.
We need also integrate the authentication framework inside the squeleton. (To be done).
Best Regards,
Antonio Gallardo.
