I decided to dot it the "proper" Magnolia way, but cannot find enough information about it to get me started. :-((
I created my own Java class and created a "pages" folder in my module configuration. In this folder I created my "stateDispatcher" (content node) and set the class for it to my own Java class. I even set the name property, but do not think this is a mandatory property. But this cannot be all I have to do (since it does not work it clearly isn't)... When I navigate to my page (http://localhost:8080/mymodule/.magnolia/pages/stateDispatcher.html) I get 2 warnings in my console: WARN info.magnolia.module.admininterface.PageHandlerManager PageHandlerManager.java(getPageHandler:89) 30.09.2008 09:58:33 Page definition not found: "stateDispatcher" WARN info.magnolia.cms.servlets.MVCServlet MVCServlet.java(doPost:115) 30.09.2008 09:58:33 no handler found for url /vanlanschot-module/.magnolia/pages/stateDispatcher.html What did I miss? And is there any documentation (on the wiki or documentation site) about this subject? Cheers, -- Marcel Magnolia - User mailing list wrote: > > I can think of three possibilities... but I'm sure there are more: > > 1. Very easy - quite "unsecure" > 2. Quite easy but a bit ugly + requires special template > 3. More complicated but probably the "proper" Magnolia way to do it: > Use a Magnolia "page" > Have a look at "pages" concept and how they are configured: > - e.g. config: /modules/adminInterface/pages/... > - info.magnolia.module.admininterface.PageMVCHandler > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Dispatching-from-one-%28form%29page-to-one-of-four.-tp19724471p19738493.html Sent from the Magnolia - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. ---------------------------------------------------------------- for list details see http://documentation.magnolia.info/ ----------------------------------------------------------------
