<set name="member" value="#application.recordFactory.createRecord('member').load(memberid=5)#" />
But something like that will return a member record of the member with id = 5. But the same thing could go for a gateway call. Something like:
<set name="memq" value="#application.recordFactory.createGateway('member').getAll()#" />
And that would be based on you having initialized your reactor record factory and stored it in the application scope as recordFactory. And the standard best practice I believe is to have your model circuit include act_ files that are appropriately named. That way you can change the behaviour as you wish without having to muck up your xml.
HTH,
Simeon
On 8/15/06, Ray Buechler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Simeon,
Could you give a quick example of how you do your set calls in your model circuit? I tried a while back and couldn't get it to work so I just started putting the Reactor calls into fuses.
Thanks,
Ray
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