i'm a newbie cocoon2 developer who is trying to create a map:resource for commonly-used pipelines for use with my XMLForms. apparently (here, my newbie status begins to show prominently ;-), you can send map:parameters to map:resources quite easily via map:call (i've done this quite a bit already). also, i think you can even use map:actions within a map:resource. however, i can not dynamically load a map:action (which is the controller bean) within my map:resource like so:
<map:resource name="my-xmlform"> ... <map:act type="{target}"> ... </map:act> ... </map:resource>
do "map:act" types have to be declared statically (i.e., a static value for
"type")? or, is this a bug? or, is this a design choice (for security
reasons, etc.)? perhaps, this is a bad way of going about this. i suppose
i could write a more generic action and have it do what i want, but i
thought it would be good to know why i can't do this.
This has been discussed recently : http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=xml-cocoon-users&m=104689753426755&w=2
Sylvain
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