Il giorno 23/nov/04, alle 13:11, Derek Hohls ha scritto:
OK - so what needs to be done to integrate this into a Cocoon application? I assume this is a page generator of some sort (or is a new transformer?), but I have not customized Cocoon in this way before. Pointers to next steps would be welcome...!
This is just a plain, old Java object with a single public static method. I don't know why you always manage to make things harder than they are ;-)
You can call it from flowscript like this:
var dom = HTMLParser.parse(form.lookupWidget("/field").value;Of course, being a simple Java class, you can call it from Java code as well.
The only problem it has, AFAIK, is that it defines a single static instance of an XML parser, which is not threadsafe, so the only method that uses it is synchronized. This is not going to scale, of course, but it is not a problem unless you need to concurrently process a lot of HTML strings. And it has an explicit dependency on Xerces instead of using JAXP. As far as I can remember, I had some problems with JAXP and Neko, so I made it like that, but I can't remember the details at the moment.
Ugo
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