From: Per Kreipke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Another thought:
- if I throw an exception in some step of the pipeline, could I
configure an
error handler to do a redirect?
No.
Why don't you do your processing in the action.
Vadim
Per
-Original Message-
From: Per Kreipke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, July 09, 2002 3:26 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Redirects (again)...
As I understand it handling successful form posting in XSP (e.g.
without
actions) can't involve redirecting the user back to the calling
page.
E.g. given the following pages:
index.html - main page, lists all widgets
form.html - form to add a new widget
doPost.xsp - add the widget
in most cases, you'd like doPost.xsp to redirect back to the
index.html page
on _success_ to show the new widget added to the list.
However in Cocoon 2.0.X:
- you can't redirect from an XSP file
- map:redirect-to can't be used after some stage in the pipeline
(what is
that stage?)
I understand how to use the form validator to redisplay form.html
until
input is correct but I don't quite know how to handle the post
(without an
Action).
Hmm. I just remembered that I can use XSP to create an action. I
just might
struggle with that next.
Any other suggestions are welcome,
Per
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