Hi,
you can indeed use java in flowscript. Specify you doc as follows:

importClass(Packages.java.util.Iterator);

then:

var myIt = new Iterator();

var someval = myIt.getMethod();

hope this helps.

Andrew
On 23 Oct 2004, at 14:51, Antonio Gallardo wrote:

Servus Martin!

Martin Rusnak dijo:
Dear All,

I am using CForms/flow-script. When the form is submited, I usually call
a methods in my database utility classes from flow-script to perform a
DB queries. For that I need to obtain a database connection from the
pool. I tried the method: Database.getConnection("connection-id"), but
it returns ScriptableConnection class. Is it possible to get reference
to java.sql.Connection in flow-script?

I never used directly java.sql.* in JSFlow, but I think it should work.

What is the preferred way to
handle database calls in flow-script?

Well, I think the "prefered" way depends of how much you will use
databases. There are diferent approach:

The olders are:

1-ESQL tranformer
2-ESQL logicsheet in XSP
3-Modular DB Actions - http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/ReinhardHorn

The "newer" approach is using a O/R mapping tool - i.e.:Apache OJB,
Hibernate, etc. This approach is particular powerful because allow you to
have better SoC + all the advantage that a O/R tool + better abstraction.

You can find more info in section 7. "Databases" at:
http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/HowTos

Best Regards,

Antonio Gallardo.


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