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hi
nesto,
I
assume that the JSP knows how to handle the parameters.
you
don't really have to process the parameters (via actions, matchers, whatever),
since you said you are generating an html form.
so, in
the generated form there should be something like this:
...
<form method="get" action="">
...
<input name="username"/>
<input name="password"/>
...
</form>
so,
when the user submits the form, the db-query.jsp (or whatever the actual URL is)
gets invoked with the request parameters username and
password.
Hi to everyone!
I'm a newbie of Cocoon and I
have a problem with parameters of a Jsp.
I don't know how I can pass a set
of parameters to a jsp from a html-form.
I'll explain my problem
better:
I have a form in a html page generated through Cocoon
(xml->xsl->html). This is a login page,
and there are two
parameters: username and password.
I have to pass them to a jsp page that
queries a database and generate dynamic data for the specific
user.
I read the documentation, and I think I have to
use actions, but my attemps of doing it failed.
Does someone can explain me how I can do it?
If you know how do it, please, give me some hints, or pieces of sitemap
that helps me to resolve my problem.
I use Cocoon 2.0.4 on Tomcat 4.1.18.
I have to use the JSPs
because is a part of an existing system.
Thanks to everyone and sorry for my english!
Regards,
Nesto
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