My former problem being solved (thank you Christian Haul), I tested
something else today.
I tried to use my own class called 'DbApi' in a logicsheet.
I inserted this code (1):
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<xsp:structure>
<xsp:include>DbApi</xsp:include>
</xsp:structure>
<!-- DbApi is the name of the class, the file is 'DbApi.java'-->
----
into the xsp file (generator).
I added to the CLASSPATH the directory where 'DbApi.java' and
'DbApi.class' are.
As for the logicsheet, inside a <xsp:logic> tag, I tried the following:
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DbApi db_api = new DbApi();
DbApi.newInstance().connect("", "");
//'connect(String, String)' is a method from the DbApi class
----
Both don't work (I got the infamous 'Cocoon Confusion' error message). I
have no clue if the <xsp:include> correctly included the file or not.
I tried to insert the code (1) into the logicsheet instead, but it didn't
solve the problem.
The Questions:
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1) Is it possible to include custom classes with <xsp:include>, or can we
only include existing java classes this way?
2) If we really CAN include custom classes this way, what is wrong in my
code / how to do it?
Thanks in advance.
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