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Posted to users@cocoon.apache.org by Joost Kuif <Jo...@mobillion.nl> on 2007/01/18 11:31:34 UTC
getting original uri from a continuation
Hello Cocooners,
I need to have the original uri where a browser started a
Cocoon-continuation when the browser is inside a continuation. I need it
inside a xsp(logic) part. Does anyone have an idea if it's possible and
how to do this?
Joost
RE: getting original uri from a continuation
Posted by Joost Kuif <Jo...@mobillion.nl>.
Toby,
Thanks! It works. Somehow, I had the same idea, but onother one
suggesting the same seems to help trying it :)
Gracias,
Joost
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Van: Toby [mailto:tobia.conforto@linux.it]
Verzonden: Thursday, January 18, 2007 12:38 PM
Aan: users@cocoon.apache.org
Onderwerp: Re: getting original uri from a continuation
Joost Kuif wrote:
> I need to have the original uri where a browser started a
> Cocoon-continuation when the browser is inside a continuation.
> I need it inside a xsp(logic) part.
Fetch the url from the request object at the beginning of your
flowscript and save it into a local variable.
When you need it later on, pass it from the flowscript to the xsp, using
the flow context, or a request attribute or parameter, or whatever other
method is appropriate.
Toby
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Re: getting original uri from a continuation
Posted by Toby <to...@linux.it>.
Joost Kuif wrote:
> I need to have the original uri where a browser started a
> Cocoon-continuation when the browser is inside a continuation.
> I need it inside a xsp(logic) part.
Fetch the url from the request object at the beginning of your
flowscript and save it into a local variable.
When you need it later on, pass it from the flowscript to the xsp, using
the flow context, or a request attribute or parameter, or whatever other
method is appropriate.
Toby
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