The approach I have taken for my beans is that I wrote
them to accept a Connection object from outside.
Since
I expected to batch a group of method calls from the
different beans, I left the commit call for the
calling
entity.
So I use the Action or Generator I wrote, grab the
Connection Object, and pass it to the beans.
The other alternative to that approach, is I use the
user-roles attribute on the root configuration
element:
<cocoon version="2.0" user-roles="WEB-INF/user.roles">
<!-- ..... -->
</cocoon>
And set up my roles and then do the configurations in
the cocoon.xconf file. I had a Component that I wrote
to act like a daemon in the background, so I have a
configuration element like this:
<daemon class="my.class.for.Daemon">
<use-connection>myconnection</use-connection>
<export dir="/path/to/exported/images"/>
</daemon>
The Component Manager automatically loads the
component. It isn't initialized until it is actually
needed though. I might change that to make Component
Manager initializable so that after configuration,
all components are at least initialized... That's
a bit of extra complexity I don't have time to handle
yet.
--- Torsten Curdt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In some beans I'd like to use the ConnectioPool
> from C2. As far as I can see I need to get hold
> of the ComponentManager to get the ConncetionPool
> instance. But the ComponentManager is only
> accessible for Cocoon or Components that are
> loaded from Cocoon.
>
> What is the proposed way for integration?
>
> Should I make my application and beans become
> a C2 component?
>
> I guess this a question for Berin but others
> of course also more than welcome to answer ;)
> --
> Torsten
>
>
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