2.Use current generator user must extend it and using java .I believe many cocoon users don't know java much but just now xml.Using transformer user can just use xml to define data.
OK, I'll try to say it again, please read carefully and try to reply.
1) With the current generator, NOTHING stops you from putting a transformer after it in the pipeline and add whatever data to any <day> element. If, for instance, you want to add some elements whose content is fetched from an SQL database, you can:
- do an XSL-T transformation to insert SQL queries inside <day> elements - do an SQL transformation to execute those queries
You don't need to write a single line of Java code to do that.
2) If we were to make the CalendarGenerator a transformer, will you please tell me what kind of input is this transformer meant to transform? Is asking for a simple example too much?
Ugo
-- Ugo Cei - http://beblogging.com/
