Hi there,
I have the impression, you are not giving us the complete picture. What has the pipe to do with your jx template? Are you including it or accessing it from xsl with document()?
Cheers, Geert
oceatoon wrote:
Hi every one Sorry this went into another post.
I have been using this since a while in many different situations: <jx:set var="langlist" value="en,fr,de,es"/> <jx:forEach var="langitem" items="${java.util.StringTokenizer( langlist , ',' )}"> ${langitem} </jx:forEach>
Not very complicated, hey ;-)
Today I wanted to make my CForms model a bit dynamic:
so in Flow I call var form = new Form("cocoon:/forms/masterform_model");
my pipeline is as simple as this <map:match pattern="forms/masterform_model"> <map:generate type="jx" src="forms/masterform_model.xml"/> <map:serialize type="xml"/> </map:match>
and in my model I use the above JX code , for the first time the ${java.util.StringTokenizer( langlist , ',' )} returns nothing??? therefore the forEach either, I manage to get the forEach to work with a begin-end-step structure but I have no idea in this use case why it doesn't feel like working??
Am I missing something or should this go down the JxTemplate BugBox? Regards Tibor
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