Ovidiu Predescu wrote:
OK. Then we need some way of populating the Velocity context with the argument from sendPage() and the WebContinuation object. What's the best way of doing this? Also the Velocity introspector I wrote for JavaScript requires Velocity 1.4 dev. Is that going to be a problem?Instead of putting in "convenience" features like this I think it would be more valuable to make other view layers (Velocity, JSP's) accessible to the flow layer. If someone familiar with the internals of Cocoon wants to help me out I'd be interested in contributing to this.
I could help you here. You've already done work for Velocity, it's just a matter of integrating them in the current system.
OK. Then I guess I'd have basically the same question here. What's the best way to make the sendPage() argument and continuation object accessible to JSTL?
With respect to JSP, I think we can directly use JSTL which has strikingly similar features as the JPath logicsheet. The only difference is that instead of an XPath notation to access objects, it uses a dotted notation. Other than that the features are very similar.
Regards,
Chris
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