Antonio Gallardo wrote:
Hi Berin,

In the sample there is a nice step by step tutorial of how bean framework works [1] lookup for "Binding samples".

Best Regards,

Antonio Gallardo.

[1] http://cocoon.zones.apache.org/demos/21branch/samples/blocks/forms/

It's not a "how to" which is what I need.  It's a working sample and I have to figure out by reverse engineering how the thing works.  I need it, not only for myself but for my colleagues as well.  This is the text I see:

Cocoon Forms has a binding framework which assists in copying Java-bean or XML (DOM) data into a form and back.

XML Binding - A form for just editing an XML file.
Simple XML Binding - A form for just editing XML data. Illustrates the XMLAdapter.
Bean Binding - A form for just editing a Java bean

Step-by-step tutorial into individual binding features:

1. Binding Simple Values - fb:*/@direction and fb:value/*
2. Lenient Binding - fb:*/@lenient
3. Aggregate Binding - fb:aggregate
4. Heavy Form - Form with lots of select boxes - test memory utilization, performance
5. Custom Bindings using Java or _javascript_ - fb:_javascript_ and fb:custom
6. XML binding using namespaces - Using XML binding with complex namespaced XML

And on each link is an example of a form.  There's no link to a "how to" or tutorial there.

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