Thanks I will try. Martin
Upayavira wrote:
grofcik.lan wrote:
And next part of the question is :
how could I access ObjectModel in the xslt ?
Is it the same as the request parameter?
You can't. XSLT doesn't have access to java objects. But if what you're saying is that, with the action having gathered some information, you want to get that information into a pipeline, you could use o.a.c.components.flow.FlowHelper.setContextObject(objectModel, yourObject) to put it into the flow's context, then use JXTemplateGenerator (or JXTemplateTransformer) to extract info from that object, using jxpath or jexl to navigate your way through your object.
HTH.
Upayavira
Thank you for answer Martin
Torsten Curdt wrote:
You should be able to either store it in the request or in the ObjectModel. You could also create a managing component to pass the data.
cheers -- Torsten
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