it is real important that you understand how ofbiz works. Taking the time to go through the documentation will get you further ahead. look at the content module since CMS is what you are trying todo. I would say the best is to pass you data into a event that you then parse your data using java. So the best example would be to learn how to pass data through the controller to an event. you do this by using the httprequest, in your case. once you have read enough to understand what I wrote things will be clearer.
madppiper sent the following on 11/26/2008 4:54 AM: > aha... hmm... > > so could you hint me to anything to look for or a certain application to > take a look at? > > > BJ Freeman wrote: >> the google implementation uses xml, the paypal IPN uses a an html >> response but does not go through the controller. >> It is a is being return to the code that send the original request, >> which then parses the parms returned. >> So I doubt either will help you. >> >> >> madppiper sent the following on 11/26/2008 1:48 AM: >>> Ah... >>> >>> >>> Well last night I have taken a look at the paypal and google >>> implementation >>> at the specialpurpose directory. I got a feeling that I may find the >>> solution in there... Thx for your help! >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> BJ Freeman wrote: >>>> to clarify: >>>> there are no examples how to pass an htm files into ofbiz. >>>> there are examples how to marshal information into Context or >>>> httpRequests and pass them thru the controller to services, events, and >>>> or views. >>>> >>>> >>>> BJ Freeman sent the following on 11/25/2008 10:09 AM: >>>>> There are many examples in ofbiz. >>>>> >>>>> madppiper sent the following on 11/25/2008 10:03 AM: >>>>>> Absolutely... >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> So how would i get through the controller exactly? I do not want to >>>>>> include >>>>>> the ftl files of the cms directly, because then I wouldn't be using >>>>>> the >>>>>> cms-renderer... >>>>>> >> >
