Hi
You can also use a request attribute to hold any Java object, not just
strings.
ObjectModelHelper.getRequest(objectModel).setAttribute("mykey",
myDictionary)
HTH.
David
Sandor Spruit schrieb:
Hello,
I am using Cocoon 2.1.7 to create a front-end for a home-made XML
search engine. I want to use FlowScript to drive a demo for this
front-end, but
this engine has several dozen parameters. I'd like to avoid:
function createDemoPage() {
var parameter1 = ...;
var parameter2 = ...;
...
var parameter36 = ...;
cocoon.sendPageAndWait("demo",{
"parameter1":parameter1,
"parameter2":parameter2,
...
"parameter36":parameter36});
}
I'd like to fold all <n> parameters into a Hashtable and pass the
object to my pipelines where they need to be picked-up by custom
Transformers.
I've been experimenting with this set-up:
FlowScript parameters
-> sendPageAndWait(page x)
-> pipeline for page x in sitemap
-> use input module to pass FlowScript params to components
<map:parameter name="stuff" value="{flow-attribute:stuff}"/>
-> pick up params from Transformer's set of Parameters
At some point, my 'stuff' seems to be converted to a String. Can I
have Java Objects of arbitrary types instead, somehow???
Any leads appreciated,
Sandor
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