On Thu, 31 May 2001, cocoon gebruiker wrote:
> > > Hello,
> > > When creating an app, i run into the following problem:
> > >
> > > When i create a dynamic DOM (or JDOM) object
> > > (let's say in my servlet or another class), how can i pass this object
> >to
> > > cocoon?
> >
> >you cannot pass a DOM from a servlet to cocoon unless you serialize it.
> >you can pass a DOM from another class to cocoon using a standard method
> >call.
> Ok, let me rephrase a little:
> I build a httpServlet which in return generates(depending on parameters), a
> DOM object or a servletResponse.
that's weird, you're subverting the servlet api.
> Normal xml requests are handled by cocoon using the getDocument() method
> in my producer.
>
> But in this case, the producer is not invoked, because i address the
> servlet. the response of the servlet however, can be a normal
> servletResponse, or a DOM document, which i want to process using cocoon.
> Does this sound stupid, or did i go left where i had to go right in my
> approach?
how about this:
<xsp:page ... >
<page>
<xsp:expr>myServlet.getDOM()</xsp:expr>
</page>
</xsp:page>
- donald
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