document = loadDocument(src);
from your previous mail:
// load document
form.load(document);
Atm I just know about calling form.load() with some parameter like
form.load(bean) for example.
That's it.
How does 'document' look like (is it XML??) I am just not able to see what
happens with that call.
It loads the XML (DOM) into the form.
Or you can use cocoon.sendPage("myPageToBeShown.html");
By this I would say: YES, it is XML, but what structure ist behind it. Is it
(in the pipeline for form-definition case) the finally generated definition?
No, it's any page you want to show once the form has been submitted :
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/userdocs/basics/sample.html
André
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