Hello Ard! Thanks for your reply, I will try to explain, but first
> a) is the correct one. Just use in flowscript a simple print() statement and > you would see that this was a working one a question of a stupid person: you mean print(param);? or is it more difficult than that? e.g.: System.out.Println(param);? I have to admit that I am not pretty good at java... or even JavaScript for that matter. Regarding the parameters. I am calling a flowscript wich displays a form. The data of this form is to be saved to a file. For that I use the source-write-transformer. That means that in the file that is passed to that transformer I need to have the path to the file that is to be saved (or edited). For this to happen, I want to pass the parameters from the flowscript-calling URI to the JX in the pipeline in which the source-transformation takes place. The JX extracts the parameters from the object passed on by the Flow and writes them into the XML which is then parsed by the source-writer. I know that saving the data could also easily be performed by a function, but since I need to get these params for editing (I think), I don't want to do without the source-writer. I find a very good and obvious way to save and edit xml.. But I will of course be glad to hear any suggestions you make, I just wanted to point out why I am doing it this way. best regards and thanks again, christian --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
