On 12.11.2003 23:01, Marc Portier wrote:

Only a random thought: why there is no FlowScriptSelector calling the flow script and evaluating the String return type? This would remove the sitemap calls flow script calls sitemap and is more like a function call. You will have only one pipeline, not two.


this sounds like the struts way of returning some action-exit-code?

Yes, similar. Struts actions return an ActionForward object, which can either be mapped to a view (i.e. JSP) or can directly specify a view (with the last part I am unsure).


which admittedly makes more sense then the alternative suggestion of injecting the URI's into the script-function as parameters to read

Absolutely, because how to pass multiple selection URIs? Multiple map:parameter's?


but I couldn't help thinking: isn't that precisely the role the URI-string argument in sendPage{AndWait}("uri") is taking up?

Yes.


I see how it adds to readability, but can't we see the sitemap's core function of siwtching on 'URI' as enough for doing this?

this introduces an extra mapping layer that only seems to buy us the ability to reuse flowscripts-functions regardless of the changed URI-mapping on the server

"Only"?? This is the main reason (and why other people don't want to enforce sendPage{AndWait}(), because they use flow script action-like).


(hm, that does sound like a useful gain of a typical SoC operation, ah well, have to think some more)


Hmmmmm, hmmm, hmmm


you are onto something here....


yep, I had that feeling already in Joerg's previous post ;-)

Thanks :-)


(well, it's not a real secret that I've been struggling with how flow and sitemap are touching each other myself)

Ah, I'm not the only one.


Stefano, gone to the whiteboard

-marc= (just animating the audience while Stefano is scetching...)

After the GT we know your capabilities in this area - you were great :-)


Joerg

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