Hi Grzegorz, if I don't have to reinvent the wheel I stop chiseling quadratic stones :-)
Yes, there is lazy loading of dependent SQL tables, handled in the form as nested repeaters. Any class loading my SQL data should use a preconfigured (Avalon) component for the DB connection - but how to get access from a simple bean? Is there an interface I could implement to get the appropriate ServiceManager? (within flowscript it's easy because the cocoon object is available) I would like to XMLify as much as possible but there is some special update logic necessary. And I don't catch it all how to use SQLTransformer in a binding for load and save. > I think binding code tries to find out which values were changed and bind only if something was changed. That should explain why get is called. Cocoon is too often like a black box. We too often rely on assumptions. What about discussing the value of documentation at the next GetTogether...? The whol eproject and its spreading would win with a precise and stringent docu. To be more precise: Example 1) My form just has one textfield "mytext", my java bean reads and writes this value from/to a file. When I want to get this file via cocoon: or context: protocol I need the Cocoon object. Example 2) I have three tables representing a nested structure (Answers belong to QuestionLocales belong to Questions, so each question has several locales which has several answers). On updating I have to lookup if the values have been changed in the meantine in the database. And I can call a SQL statement only when I have gathered all necessary fields. So e.g. a call getMyText() on my bean can't give a result as long as there has not been a call to getMyId() and getMyUser(). And there should be as less SQL calls as possible. Any ideas greatly appreciated :-) Florian --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
