>Note that you haven't added the user to the page (the viewdata construction) >in your script, so there is nothing to be displayed from the newUser object.
Ok, but aren't we able to create objects whitout displaying them ? (in my case a java class which will insert data in a database ) >I suppose main() works, although I would avoid using 'main' as name to avoid >conflicts with assumptions elsewhere. Yep, it was just a snippet, but I also changed it. and by the way, it still does not work :( I did not find a sample doing this kind of thing : calling an custom java class from the flowscript with importClass ou importPackage. If anyone saw one ...... Stephane here is a copy of my latest try thanks to Helma : cocoon.load("resource://org/apache/cocoon/forms/flow/javascript/Form.js"); function loginf() { var form = new Form("forms/login.xml"); form.showForm("login-display-pipeline"); var model = form.getModel(); var insert = newUser.setName(model.name, model.password); // (a) var viewData = {user: newUser}; cocoon.sendPage("confirm.jx",viewData); // this page is never displayed if (a) and (b) exists } --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]