Hi Jeremy:
I use other approach in Flow. Example:
function listform(form) {
var factory = cocoon.getComponent(Packages.o.a.c....JdoPMF.ROLE);
var bean = new Packages.test.forms.AreasList();
var handler = new Packages.test.forms.AreaHandler();
var criteria = new String (cocoon.request.criteria);
handler.getList(bean, criteria, factory); // Read from DB
form.load(bean);
form.showForm("list-form-display");
form.save(bean);
handler.setList(bean, criteria, factory); // Store in DB
cocoon.releaseComponent(factory);
// Show a succes page (end page).
success("Administraci�n de Areas",
"Actualizaci�n de �reas",
"Todos los cambios se procesaron existosamente." +
"�Desea volver a procesar la lista de �reas?",
"search");
}
Instead of open a OJB session inside the flow I call an FormHandler (in
Java) with the factory as a parameter. Inside the handle I open the OJB
transaction and close it after it fill the bean with a query.
I don't know if this is the better approach, but it works :-D
We are looking for a more generic solution to almost all the cases.
I hope it would give you more ideas. I will be glad if you share it with
us. :-D
Best Regards,
Antonio Gallardo
