We have a flow script:
cocoon.load("resource://org/apache/cocoon/components/flow/javascript/ xmlForm.js");
function genericFlowScript(xform)
{
var bean =
{
memberOne: "default value",
memberTwo: "more default values"
}xform.setModel (bean);
xform.sendView ("collectInfo","collect.xml",
function (xform) { var bean = xform.getModel(); });xform.sendView ("confirm","verify.xml");
xform.finish ("mail","mailAction");
}The URI mailAction is matched by a pipeline separate from the flowscript pipeline, since it's dispatched by an XSP rather than an XForm transformer.
Unfortunately, I don't see a clear way to hand this off since by breaking out of the flowscript pipeline, I've lost context.
Thus, it is not clear to me how one would implement a system where a user fills out a form, the form's contents are processed and sent to a receiver*. I suppose one could call out to Java mail jar from inside the flowscript, but that seems inelegant to me.
---- Bill Humphries http://www.whump.com/moreLikeThis/
* Any flames about open relays and spam-hazards from the sendmail logicsheet will be cheerfuly deleted as I am aware of the issue.
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