NEWBIE: Using request-scope XML doc as generator source?

[David Benoff <db...@covad.net>]

Hi all,
I have a Tomcat/Struts web app using JSP that I’m trying to convert to
Cocoon.  I have it working with the action classes writing temp XML
files to disk and Cocoon’s file generator using the temp files for the
XSLT transform, clearly not a very scalable setup.  Is it possible to
configure Cocoon to use a JDOM document stored as a request or session
attribute as the generator XML source?  Or perhaps some other
alternative?
 
Thanks very much for any hints!
 
David Benoff

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Re: NEWBIE: Using request-scope XML doc as generator source?

[Joerg Heinicke <jh...@virbus.de>]

Starting working on a Struts project today I found this: 
http://www.twdata.org/struts/. So you can use Cocoon and Struts without 
the intermediate step on the file system.

Joerg

David Benoff wrote:

> Hi all,
> 
> I have a Tomcat/Struts web app using JSP that I’m trying to convert to 
> Cocoon.  I have it working with the action classes writing temp XML 
> files to disk and Cocoon’s file generator using the temp files for the 
> XSLT transform, clearly not a very scalable setup.  Is it possible to 
> configure Cocoon to use a JDOM document stored as a request or session 
> attribute as the generator XML source?  Or perhaps some other alternative?
> 
> Thanks very much for any hints!
> 
> David Benoff


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