Hi, Mark;
Mark Lundquist-2 wrote: > >> and i should move to something else >> (flow-script?) > > Yes, flowscript + template block > >> How shall i proceed ? I will try the flow-script way now, but i am >> absolutely >> unsure, it doesnt feel right ? Flowscript smells like client side, >> but i am >> entirely >> server side (well i thought i use dojo for interaction... hmm) > > No, flowscript is entirely a server-side technology. I find it a very > pleasant way to program Cocoon applications. > well, i am now quite a few steps further. Sometimes when you dig and dig, you miss the obvious. Now i understood, that the flow-script is indeed javascript, but it only regulates the when which page will be called, yes server side, and no, thats not where the business logic is placed, tht is in the jx-templates served by the JXTemplateGenerator (this is what you mean by "template block"? ). Well, it looks, like there finally i get the bridge to my java stuff... So i expect now, that i can feed my java based backend into the JXTemplateGenerator and that is almost where i want to get... The last bit i need is, how to introduce my own classes. I guess it is sufficient to pack them into a jar file and then simply adress them out of the *.jx files ? My classes already conform to beans, so they have getters and setters. is that enough ? or do i have to register my classes as beans to spring ? well... i will see ;-) Anyways, the stormy wheather clears up by now and it looks like i can get further towards my goals quite fast now ;-) Thanks again for all input and clearification! regards, hussayn -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/How-can-i-activate-XSP-in-cocoon-2.2---tp19452293p19458245.html Sent from the Cocoon - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
