Re: problem: JXTemplate Generator

[Christopher Oliver]

Try this:

<data>${session.getAttribute("myBean").getUserName()}</data>

The "session" object is of type org.apache.cocoon.environment.Session.

See 
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/apidocs/org/apache/cocoon/environment/Session.html.

Chris

Patrick Hess wrote:

Hi!

I'm trying to work this JXTemplate generator but it seems I'm missing 
something...

This is my pipeline:

    <map:match pattern="realm">
        <map:generate src="config/realms.xml" type="jx" />
        <map:serialize type="xml"/>
    </map:match>
realms.xml looks like this:

    <realms xmlns:jx="http://apache.org/cocoon/templates/jx/1.0";>
        <realm id="default">
        <data>${session.myBean.getUserName()}</data>
        </realm>
        <realm id="service">
        <data>${session.myBean.getUserName()}</data>
        </realm>
    </realms>
My result is always something like

    ...
    <data></data>
    ...
so I guess the expression is substituted (by an empty string).
Then I changed my realms.xml: (taken from cocoon website)
    ...
    <data>
        <jx:set var="greeting" value="Hello World"/>
        The value of greeting is ${greeting}
    </data>
    ...
and got

    <data>The value of greeting is</data>

Q1) Is this ${session.myBean.getUserName()} correct to get the result
    of the getUserName() method in class myBean stored in the session?
Q2) What is wrong with my version using <jx:set>?

So if anybody can me I would be very happy... :-) Thanks...

Patrick



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