However, you can use both JXForms and JXTemplate by running one as a generator and the other as a transformer in the same pipeline.
Jeremy Quinn wrote:
Hi All
I guess I am a bit confused by the samples .....
I am writing a flow app to edit Composite Beans, persisted by Hibernate (or are they better described as Bean Graphs ?).
Of the two Form Template languages I am considering using, I think I prefer 'apache.org/cocoon/templates/jx/1.0' to 'apache.org/cocoon/jxforms/1.0'.
The former appears to me to be more adaptable. Any feedback here?
Of the two Flow programming styles I see examples of, I think I prefer to take advantage of the 'jxForm.js' library, than work without it, as this library appears to handle lots of stuff automatically like Bean population from the Request, Schematron validation etc. which I find useful considering my application. (Feedback welcome).
Can the 'jxForm.js library ' style programming be used with 'apache.org/cocoon/templates/jx/1.0' style Template Language, or does it only work with 'apache.org/cocoon/jxforms/1.0'? I do not see any example of the former combination.
Thanks for any enlightenment.
regards Jeremy
