Re: POST request with XSP

2002-08-15 Thread Vadim Gritsenko
Boscoe wrote: > [ Sorry, > couldn't complete Email, had to use a different Email-Account ] > > Why isn't the HttpServletRequest directly accessible from a XSP ? > Is there any important reason ? HttpServletRequest does *not* exist in non-HTTP environment. Pls remember that Cocoon is not tied t

Re: POST request with XSP

2002-08-15 Thread Vadim Gritsenko
Armin Ehrenfels wrote: > Vadim, > > first of all, thank you for your reply. >> There are multiple ways: >> >> 1. Have two pipelines, one with XSP and second with RequestGenerator, >> then map:aggregate them together, XSLT as necessary, and serve it >> HTMLed. >> >> 2. Have XSP including othe

Re: POST request with XSP

2002-08-15 Thread Boscoe
[ Sorry, couldn't complete Email, had to use a different Email-Account ] Why isn't the HttpServletRequest directly accessible from a XSP ? Is there any important reason ? I think the best way for me could be creating a simple action which sets a request attribute containing the HttpServletReque

Re: POST request with XSP

2002-08-14 Thread Armin Ehrenfels
Vadim, first of all, thank you for your reply. >>My understanding of Cocoon's XSP is that it is, roughly speaking, a >>better substitute for JSP. Due to its integration with XSLT, it is >> >> >much > > >>more flexible than JSP, but, in principal, it serves the same purpose: >>offering the

RE: POST request with XSP

2002-08-11 Thread Vadim Gritsenko
> From: Boscoe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > Vadim, > > after a few hours of sleep and a good meal, I will try to outline > my thoughts a bit more precisely. > >>As I asked above, it's unclear why do you want to use specifically XSP >>here. It's one of the possibilities, yes, but in th

Re: POST request with XSP

2002-08-10 Thread Boscoe
Vadim, after a few hours of sleep and a good meal, I will try to outline my thoughts a bit more precisely. >As I asked above, it's unclear why do you want to use specifically XSP >here. It's one of the possibilities, yes, but in this case it might be >not the best one. My understanding

RE: POST request with XSP

2002-08-09 Thread Vadim Gritsenko
> From: Boscoe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > Vadim Gritsenko wrote: > > >>From: Boscoe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > >> > >>Well, > >> > >>just read a bit further: StreamGenerator seems to be exactly what I > >>need. But how can XSP access data from a StreamGenerator ? > > > >You've got to know

Re: POST request with XSP

2002-08-09 Thread Boscoe
Vadim Gritsenko wrote: >>From: Boscoe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] >> >>Well, >> >>just read a bit further: StreamGenerator seems to be exactly what I >>need. But how can XSP access data from a StreamGenerator ? >> >> > >You've got to know that pipeline (no aggregation) has to have one and >onl

RE: POST request with XSP

2002-08-09 Thread Vadim Gritsenko
> From: Boscoe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > Well, > > just read a bit further: StreamGenerator seems to be exactly what I > need. But how can XSP access data from a StreamGenerator ? You've got to know that pipeline (no aggregation) has to have one and only generator. Thus, either XSP or Stre

Re: POST request with XSP

2002-08-09 Thread Boscoe
Well, just read a bit further: StreamGenerator seems to be exactly what I need. But how can XSP access data from a StreamGenerator ? Boscoe wrote: > Vadim, > > thank you for your quick response. Yes, it works indeed. Used the > wrong Content-Type :-[ . > > Now, another problem: > I like to

Re: POST request with XSP

2002-08-09 Thread Boscoe
Vadim, thank you for your quick response. Yes, it works indeed. Used the wrong Content-Type :-[ . Now, another problem: I like to send request parameters in XML documents. The thing is that my parameters can be deeply structured so that the form parameter solution is inconvient. If I could