From: Upayavira [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Antonio Gallardo wrote: > > >Joose Vettenranta dijo: > > > > > >>When creating java-class that can be called from inside > flow, does it > >>have to be compiled against some cocoon class, or can be > separed? How > >>can I get information from request, or does that have to > been wrapped > >>through flow? What I like to do, is to make an action like class, > >>which would take input as parameters and take input from request. > >>Although, flow has cocoon.get.request() stuff, so that > could be used > >>as a wrapper. > >> > >> > You should probably use the the cocoon.createObject() method, > which will > treat your object as if it were an Avalon component. Then, if your > object implements certain interfaces (e.g. SitemapModelComponent?) it > will have certain methods called to pass it stuff, such as the > ObjectModel, which will enable it to get at the Java Request > object. I > would caution against using the cocoon object within Java, it just > doens't make sense. > > HTH.
IIUC only Avalon interfaces are supported by cocoon.createObject(), not Cocoon internal interfaces like SitemapModelComponent. -- Reinhard --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
