If you intend to get the request or the session in XSP, logicsheets will do the job, with thinks like : <xsp-request:get-parameter name="myParam" default="myParamDefaultValue"/>
-- Olivier
On 16/12/2003 09:36, Marcin Okraszewski wrote:
solution, I've adopted it from the code of database action, and it looks almost the same (but written in javascript instead of java). Because Cocoon is Avalon based I dont think there's other (non-Avalon) possibility to achieve what you asked. Flowscript gives you access to some Cocoon Avalon Components, which you can make use of mixing with your own java components (not necesserily Avalon Components). I did so and it works.
In fact I use the flowscript. But, isn't it possible to obtain the "cocoon context" without passing it from flowscript? I mean does any class can obtain context by for example new org.apache.cocoon.Cocoon() - I'll have to try it. Previously I tried with new org.apache.cocoon.components.CocoonComponentManager() but it returned me a null connection. Unfortunately I'm not into Avalon :-(
BTW It's very funny to write in English to Polish folk ;-)
Yes, I've also noticed it. It happens to me for a second or a third time at this group :-) But (un)fortunately English is /official/ language of computers.
Regards, Marcin Okraszewski
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