Hey Barrie,
1.) Yes, The model that is returned from the controller is used as the
input to the XSL transformation. So... if have some XML, in either DOM
(Node) or stream (InputStream) or Reader form, you can return it as the
model.
public class MyController extends ControllerProtected
{
...
/** @return the model data which is used to render the view */
// Default is to return "this" from base class impl.
public Object model()
{
return XMLStream/XMLNode/XMLReader;
}
}
Note: See maverick.flow.Pipeline.go() signatures and
maverick.flow.ViewDomify.go(...) for more insight into how this works.
Does that help any?
2.) Hmmm.... there are lots of possibilities here. Please check to see
if the friendbook example has the same issues from the same browser.
If you post a snippet of your controller/XSL for the problem form that
might help too.
-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Barrie Selack
Sent: Sunday, December 16, 2001 9:56 PM
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Subject: [Mav-user] Browser caching and pass through XML
I've got two questions (for now)
1) have a method that generates the XML to be sent out for a
particular class, is there a way to just pass this through to the
XSLT transformation?
2) I seem to be having browser caching issues when doing editing of a
form... on the submit the changes get made (I'm looking at the
database) but the page is not always updating on the return. (e.g.)
http://localhost/editUser.m?userName=me
on submit the update happens, then the object is repopulated from
the database and sent back. new url: http://localhost/editUser.m
it seems to be if I clear a field... the browser maintains the old
value.. even if i change other values on the form.. they come back
changed, but the (supposedly) empty field has the old value.
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Barrie
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