I can add an exemple for "non-data" pipelines, based on the DOM sessions
I was working on :
In this typical exemple, your pipeline read current data from session, process
some stuff, and then save it to session before eventually display any result.
The write
On Monday 25 February 2002 14:26, terracare wrote:
>. . .
> Can you give a typical example of how you might use it for such a
> "non-data" pipeline?
By non-data I meant a pipeline that only uses the request parameters as
its direct input, for example:
RequestGenerator -> CreateSQL -> SQLTransfo
On Monday 25 February 2002 09:29, Cédric Damioli wrote:
>. . .
> So i've written my own Generator, readDOMSessionGenerator, based on
> the readDOMSessionTranformer. It may be useful for people wanting to
> begin their pipelines with data stored in session and not on disk.
>
> If this Generator mat
On Friday, February 22, 2002, at 03:45 AM, Bertrand Delacretaz wrote:
> You could use the RequestGenerator ( ) -
> I find it a good starting point for such "non-data" pipelines.
Can you give a typical example of how you might use it for such a
"non-data" pipeline?
Thanks.
Diana
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My problem was : how to read data from session as generator, not from http
request.
So i've written my own Generator, readDOMSessionGenerator, based on the readDOMSessionTranformer.
It may be useful for people wanting to begin their pipelines with data stored
in session and not on disk.
If thi
On Friday 22 February 2002 09:37, Cédric Damioli wrote:
> My problem is : the readDOMsession exists only as Transformer, and
> beacause i only use the data provided by this DOM, i don't need any
> generator.
You could use the RequestGenerator ( ) -
I find it a good starting point for such "non-d
Hi,
I'm new to C2 and just tried to use to two Transformers provided with C2
: read- and writeDOMsession.
They work well, but i'm not using them properly, i think : i'm using a
pipeline which want to read the DOM, process it and save it before display.
I don't need to save it to disk, so the s
