Never mind -- I found where to look: in the request.xsl
logicsheet in the cocoon.jar file.
And btw, it works! (I needed to use as=object for the array case).
Is there any documentation project going on? I'd like to
consider helping out some. Things really aren't too hard to
understand looking at the XSL but for the newcomer, it takes a
while to find out where to start.
A.
On Friday, February 8, 2002, at 01:33 , Andre Thenot wrote:
Hi,
I've been playing around with setAttribute() in a java Action
class in the container, to set attributes accessible with xsp-
request:get-attribute.../ in an XSP. It works perfectly for
String objects.
But what I'm looking for is documentation that explains how
to pass more exotic stuff using attributes; all I have found is
the Request Logicsheet docs and the javadocs for
XSPRequestHelper (quite terse).
I'm trying to pass some array-like data (ie. a 2-dimensional
String[][]) or, ideally, some tree-like data (an XML
fragment?). So I tried putting XML markup in the Action class
like this:
request.setAttribute(blocofstuff,
tabletrtda/tdtdb/td/trtrtd1/tdtd2/td/tr/table
);
...only to see it escaped, which I guess makes sense for most
cases. I noticed that there is an 'as=xml|node' attribute to
the get-attribute tag, but the docs don't say much about it and
nothing came out when I used it; is this what I need to use?
(if so, how?)
I also tried passing a array of Strings like this:
String aTable[][] = {{a,b},{c,d}};
request.setAttribute(mytable, aTable);
and called it in a logic block:
String table[][] = (String[][]) xsp-request:get-attribute
name=mytable/;
but Cocoon complains that I'm trying to cast a String to a
String[][] (indeed in the generated code I can see something
like String table[][] = (String[][])
(String.valueOf(XSPRequestHelper.getAttribute(...))); ).
This probably a common newbie problem, but I haven't found
any useful solutions in the archives.
Any suggestions? (Feel free to hit me on the head with a URL :-))
Andre.
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