<wt:form-template action="" location="getAttribute($session,'clockout-form')"> (action blanked to remove continuation for testing)
and setting the form in the session from flow as:
cocoon.session.setAttribute("clockout-form", new Form("forms/timeTrackerClockOut.xml"));
Or variations thereupon. I have confirmed that the form is set, but the particular error with the above code is:
org.apache.cocoon.ProcessingException: Failed to execute pipeline.: org.xml.sax.SAXException: Object returned by expression "getAttribute($session,'clockout-form')" is not a Woody Form.
Help?
-Brian
On Jan 14, 2004, at 10:46 PM, Brian McCallister wrote:
This seems like it should be obvious, but I haven't found docs for it, nor figured it out from the examples -- how can I start execution of a flow script with a form submission using woody and flow (not a Java action listener)
Take for example the fairly common occurrence -- a site you can navigate around that presents a login box on every page that you can access at any time. The submission of the form starts a flow of execution, it is not in the middle of one.
I can see a possibility for action callbacks in the form definition, but then I cannot figure out how to access the form (to transform it) without using form.showForm(...) to display a pipeline for the form.
Is there a secret I haven't found for doing this?
-Brian
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