I mean the problem occurs in my component but i don't think it is
because of my component.
I think that the bean is already corrupted when my component receives
it because my component method does nothing except getting an attribute
value from the bean.
I already wrote multiple components that
I mean the problem occurs in my component but i don't think it is
because of my component.
I think that the bean is already corrupted when my
component receives
it because my component method does nothing except getting an
attribute
value from the bean.
I already wrote multiple
Well for the moment we don't have the time to test it with another
Coccon version.
Ard Schrijvers wrote:
I mean the problem occurs in my component but i don't think it is
because of my component.
I think that the bean is already corrupted when my
component receives
it because my component
Think I am lost: I suppose cocoon.getComponent(myComponent.ROLE); gets a
component you wrote yourself? I thought you might have made a mistake in there,
but now you are saying it is not my component I am seriously confused
Regards Ard
It's not my component.
If I do a myBean.getName() in
It's not my component.
If I do a myBean.getName() in the flowscript for exemple, the string is
well encoded.
But if i do the same call in my component, the string is no more well
encoded.
I think it's more a problem with the Rhino layer when passing the
objects from flowscript to java object.
In your web.xml, you have the form-encoding configured correctly??
For example,
init-param
param-nameform-encoding/param-name
param-valueutf8/param-value
/init-param
Regards Ard
Hello,
We are using Cocoon 2.1.9 (Windows XP/Tomcat 5.0.30 and Suse 9/Tomcat
5.0) and we have
Yes, the form encoding is well configured.
We are able to retrieve correctly the accentuated characters from the
form in the flowsript.
The problem occurs when we pass the bean from the flowscript to the
component.
Ard Schrijvers wrote:
In your web.xml, you have the form-encoding
But is then theproblem not just in your
myComponent? What does it do?
Ard
Yes,
the form encoding is well configured.We are able to retrieve correctly the
accentuated characters from the form in the flowsript.The problem occurs
when we pass the bean from the flowscript to the
Hello,
We are using Cocoon 2.1.9 (Windows XP/Tomcat 5.0.30 and Suse 9/Tomcat
5.0) and we have a problem with the encoding when passing Java objects
from the fowscript to an Avalon component.
Here is a sample of our code:
form.save(myBean);
try {
var myComponent =
