Re: how can a bean access the XML data

2001-12-26 Thread David Rosenstrauch 

xsp:logic
 MyBean  myBean = new MyBean();
 myBean.setXXX(test);
 String  s = myBean.getYYY();
 !-- write your tag and the value of variable s to the output --
 your_tag
 xsp:exprs/xsp:expr
 /your_tag
/xsp:logic


DR


At 10:39 PM 12/25/01 +0530, you wrote:
Hi,
  
Using Cocoon 1.8 I am calling an xml page. On the click of a button I wish to call a 
java bean to process the data. How will the bean access the data? In a JSP we do the 
same using the get-set methods. In XSP how does the bean have access to the data and 
how should the bean be called from the xml?
  
Thanks,
  
Raju


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how can a bean access the XML data

2001-12-25 Thread m-rao 



Hi,

Using Cocoon 1.8 I am calling an xml page. On the click of a 
button I wish to call a java bean to process the data. How will the bean access 
the data? In a JSP we do the same using the get-set methods. In XSP how does the 
bean have access to the data and how should the bean be called from the 
xml?

Thanks,

Raju