Grzegorz Kossakowski wrote:
SQL transformer is intended to be used in linear flows. I mean that
you cannot choose pipeline execution depending on sql transformer
result. You have two options:
1. Maintain your conditional processing in XSL file (produce content
depending on result of sql transformer)
2. Use flowscript in conjunction with some library/framework for
accessing DB. May it be Hibernate, JDBI or plain JDBC. For JDBI, take
a look at Forms samples to see how to use it.
Grzegorz thank you very much for your helpful reply!
Last week I had the opportunity to get a hold of the book "Cocoon
Developer's Guide", where in Ch. 16 "Cocoon Interfaces: Databases", pg.
355 says:
"Because actions can influence pipeline operation, by both what they
return and
whether they return anything, they can be useful when th eresult of
a database
operation can result in different pipeline processing."
"A googd rule for database actions i sto use them either........, or
when the result
of the database operations somehow will influence the pipeline."
I understand that this book was written before flows took of but is this
approach still advisable?
Thanks again for your time :)
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