Hi Geert,
it turned out I needed to use get*NAMED*InputBean instead of
getInputBean. Not sure when I can use the named or the plain one though.
Thanks
Henk
Geert Bevin wrote:
Hi Henk,
can you also provide the implementation of the bean?
A minimal standalone testcase that I can run would be very handy indeed.
Best regards,
Geert
On 02 Nov 2006, at 13:06, Henk wrote:
This is the first element :
<element implementation="NewTrack">
<exit name="form" />
<input name="gID" />
<submission name="tracksubmission">
<bean classname="TrackSubmissionBean"/>
</submission>
<outbean name="trackformbean" classname="TrackSubmissionBean"
prefix="subm_"/>
</element>
this is the second :
<element implementation="NewTrackFormElement">
<inbean name="trackformbean" classname="TrackSubmissionBean"
prefix="subm_"/>
</element>
and this is how they are linked :
<element id="NEWTRACK" file="dp/newtrack.xml" url="/newtrack">
<flowlink srcexit="form" destid="NEWTRACKFORM">
<datalink srcoutbean="trackformbean"
destinbean="trackformbean" />
</flowlink>
</element>
<element id="NEWTRACKFORM" file="dp/newtrackform.xml"
url="/newtrackform" />
The NewTrackFormElement :
public void processElement() throws EngineException {
TrackSubmissionBean bean =
(TrackSubmissionBean)getInputBean(TrackSubmissionBean.class,"trackformbean");
System.out.println(bean.getBand_id());
}
the bean is emtpy.
I will try a standalone testcase.
thanks
Henk
Emmanuel Okyere wrote:
How do you know the outputbean is not being set? How does your site
structure look like? Do you have a test case?
Cheers,
Emmanuel
On 11/1/06, Henk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I have a form handled by element1, after a successful submission the
results have to be handled by element2.
I have this code in element1 :
TrackSubmissionBean trackBean =
(TrackSubmissionBean)getSubmissionBean(TrackSubmissionBean.class);
if (trackBean != null) {
Validated val = (Validated)trackBean;
if (val.validate()) {
setOutputBean(trackBean,"trackformbean");
exit("element2");
} else {
Set errors = val.getValidationErrors();
ValidationBuilderXhtml builder = new
ValidationBuilderXhtml();
builder.generateErrorMarkings(templ, errors, null,
null);
}
}
Apparently, the exit to element2 does not receive the output bean
values. Is there another way I need to follow ?
Thanks
Henkl
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