On Tuesday, Jan 14, 2003, at 06:18 US/Pacific, Ugo Cei wrote:
Carsten Ziegeler wrote:
cocoon.environment.getComponentManager() should do the trick. Haven't
tested it though.
I warn you using the method above, because it's an internally used
method
which should not be access from own components.
Isn't it possible to use the usual Composable stuff?
A brief look at the API docs for the JSCocoon class reveals that you
should be able to access the manager as a property of the "cocoon"
object, as in:
var manager = cocoon.componentManager;
Even though JSCocoon does not implement Composable, somehow a manger
is passed to it via the setContext() method, so I suppose it is set by
the Composable that creates JSCocoon, whatever it is.
Yes, this is exactly right, you can use the componentManager accessible
through the 'cocoon' global variable.
I'll let Ovidiu comment on this, as soon as he's finished unpacking
his bags ;-).
I've done it before, hope you don't mind :)
Cheers,
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