Am Sam, 2003-01-04 um 20.27 schrieb Lee Pollington:
> Hi all,
>
> I am not that familiar with JavaBeans so please excuse me if this is a dumb
> question, it's not actually that Cocoon specific, anyways...
>
> XMLForm uses a JavaBean to store the form data, when I reach an end state I
> want to create an XML instance. Is there a standard JavaBean or Cocoon way
> of doing that? I wasn't sure if a pipeline view would do it or if I need to
> create a bespoke class to do it or whether I should be looking at something
> like Castor.
>
yes castor is a viable solution or just implmenet XMLizable for your
bean. (Betwixt is also a JavaBean <--> XML Serializer)
if you just want a html representation, you could use the
<xf:output>
tag to extract values from the model.
you could also implement a custom stylesheet to convert the output of
the "xmlform" transformer:
<xf:output ref="/firstname" >
</xf:output>
after the "xmlform" transformer, the xf:output looks like this:
<xf:output ref="/fristname" >
<xf:value>My Firstname</xf:value>
</xf:output>
at this point you could transform it to anything you like.
by plugging in a transformer after the
<map:transform type="xmlform" label="debug,xml" />
hope this helps
-- Jakob
> tia,
> Lee
>
>
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