> -----Original Message----- > From: g[R]eK [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > <. Hi users! .> > > I just read how-to about XMLForms in cocoon. I think they are > too complex for > me. I don't want wizard forms, and I don't know Java to code my > own actions. > The question is: > Does exist some simple way of handling forms in Cocoon? I just want to > generate form, get input from user, validate and if it's > incorrect send back > the information why is incorrect. > > PS. This is my 7th mail to this list, the 6 mail was without > any reply. I know > that you don't have to reply, but I think it's a little > strange. Maybe I do > something wrong? > :)
There are several ways to handle forms in Cocoon. One way with a lot of features is Woody, you can see samples etc. in the latest release/cvs. Another solution is to use the session transformer; it's a very easy approach which does not require to code java. It's documented in the developer/webapps section. You can then combine this with the form-validator action to validate the information and send incorrect info back to the client. Again, no java coding required. HTH Carsten --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
