You don't have access to the object model in flow.
But you can create an instance of the application util using
cocoon.createObject("FULL_CLASSNAME") and then use the instance methods.
HTH
Carsten
Felix Knecht wrote:
> The ApplicationUtil class seems to be the right way to access data in
> the user object set during authentication (SecurityHandler). The Util
> class has different static functions to use from flow. All of them
> need as parameter the current objectmodel. How do I get this in
> flowscript?
>
> Regards
> Felix
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