Hi,
>
> is there a way in Cocoon to load a class on cocoon startup?
> What i want to accomplish is like read some sort of
> configuration file and then hold these values in memory while
> cocoon is running. So i thought of building a xml file which
> is loaded through xmlbeans into a static var or so. Thath way
> i wouldn't have to load the configuration File on each
> request. Can anyone give me some hints on how to accomplish this?
>
You can wirte an avalon component:
e.g.:
class ConfigManager implements Component, ThreadSafe, Initializable {
String xmlConfig;
public static String ROLE = ConfigManager.getClass().getName();
public void initialize() {
xmlConfig = ....;
}
public String getConfiguration() {
return xmlConfig;
}
}
and then you can get this component via the ServiceManager
e.g. in Flowscript:
var config = cocoon.getComponent(Packages.ConfigManager.ROLE);
print(config.getConfiguration());
hth
Jens
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