Determining the current coccon\http request using current session id?

[Thomas Kjeldahl Nilsson <tn...@marcello.no>]

Restating an earlier question more generally:

I need to instantiate a java class. This class contains a reference to 
the session that instantiated it. When methods in this class are called, 
they should be able to reference the current http request \ or cocoon 
flowscript function (for various reasons).

Is there a way to determine current httprequest or cocoon function, 
based only on a reference to the current session?


(Regarding the orginal question: For some reasons we need to maintain 
and access the language "dictionaries" for our project in a database, 
not an xml dictionary as with i18n. So yes, my question still stands.. :)

-thomas




Joerg Heinicke wrote:
> On 01.06.2004 11:00, Thomas Kjeldahl Nilsson wrote:
> 
>> My project is working on a multi-language website using cocoon. The 
>> multilingual aspect is implemented with a "language-cache" where we 
>> look up and get all the text strings used visibly in our web pages (in 
>> other words, we populate JXTemplate pages with data fetched from this 
>> language-cache.)
>>
>> What I need to do is this: I have a current cocoon session. I want to 
>> pass the session id to a java class\method, which looks up appropiate 
>> language strings, partially based on the current coccon request and\or 
>> flowscript function. In other words, I want to retrieve the current 
>> http request (or flowscript function) using only a reference to the 
>> current session. Is this possible?
>>
>> The point of doing this would be not having to pass a description of 
>> the current page\flowscript function every time I access the language 
>> cache.
>>
>> Any thoughts or suggestions on this?
> 
> 
> Is there any requirement that makes it impossible to use Cocoon's i18n 
> capabilities?
> 
> Joerg
> 
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