if you talking about java events and listeners then do a java class then use run to call minilang as a service.
Ruth Hoffman sent the following on 9/16/2011 3:44 PM: > Hi BJ: > > Not sure I follow. These don't look like EventHandlers to me. (I mean a > class that "implements" EventHandler) . These look like events. Even so, > a closer look shows that within some of these events, the Bean Shell is > being called. That seems pretty crazy to me. The same problems can > occur. OK, lets not go there...I use minilang when I feel it is > appropriate. > > Anyhow, thanks. > > Appreciate your help in understanding this. > > Best Regards, > Ruth > > On 9/16/11 6:27 PM, BJ Freeman wrote: >> there are many exmaples of events that are minilanq. >> look at >> specialpurpose\googlecheckout\script\org\ofbiz\googleCheckout\PrepareXMLTemplate.xml >> >> chris gives a lot of examples >> >> Ruth Hoffman sent the following on 9/16/2011 3:17 PM: >>> Both. For example EventHandler implementations and some custom servlets >>> that extend HttpServlet. >>> Ruth >>> On 9/16/11 6:00 PM, BJ Freeman wrote: >>>> are you speaking as in a Class or has the uses of Httpservlet? >>>> >>>> Ruth Hoffman sent the following on 9/16/2011 2:41 PM: >>>>> Anyhow, I haven't figured out a way to use minilang when writing new >>>>> servlets - which is were this problem is most annoying. >
