The elegancy of using the binding from the flow script on the javascript Form object makes me ask:
- why the load() and save() methods (with all the necessary binding object, uri, binding manager) are not in the Form (that's it, org.apache.cocoon.woody.formmodel.Form) class?
This way, we can use the same simple way of binding from outside the flow script, maybe from an ActionListener or something.
For me, with the help of the new event handling in woody, this can lead to a minimum javascript code, and the flow would be mainly for, well, flow stuff :)
If there's no objection on moving this functionality into the org.apache.cocoon.woody.formmodel.Form class, I can make it and send a patch.
-- Ramy Mamdouh Kamel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
