The linked sample is nice, and basically exactly what I am looking for.
I have already searched on http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/ on how I can
etablish a database connection. You need an entry int your web.xml and
in your cocoon.xconf for example. Where is the cocoon.xconf in 2.2?
Where can I define my datasources? Where can I get the code of the sample?
Johannes
Derek Hohls schrieb:
Johannes
Good question! The "official and best" way is to use Hibernate and
Spring;
this will, IMO, mean writing *lots* of code. You can use flowscript
instead,
for simple cases, but be warned that many here will point out the
potential
flaws in this approach.
In the 2.1.x series of Cocoon, there was a sample that showed this
approach:
eg. see
http://cocoon.jsp-servlet.net/samples/blocks/forms/
and look for "Database access".
I am not sure if you will be able to replicate this in 2.2?
Derek
>>> On 2008/06/06 at 10:05, in message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>, Johannes Hoechstaedter
<[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
Good morning Bng,
I know, cocoon is based on spring. But isn't there another possibility
with cocoon blocks only? There is this database-block. What it is good
for, when I have to write my own spring application? I want to write as
less code as possible.
Johannes
> Johannes -- you may want to search for tutorials on using databases with
> Spring. My understanding is that with Cocoon 2.2 it is best to have
> Spring configure and manage any database connections. Then you can add
> Cocoon features (eg, the SQL transformer or whatever) once that is set
> up.
>
> Bng
>
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