AW: Using JDOM instead of FormBeans

Hi Joerg, 

sorry fort my late answering of your question. To pass a JDOM document
to the StrutsCXServlet you have to do two things - as shown in the
InfoIntroAction:

1. Create the document
Document jdomDoc = new Document();
...

2. put it to the HttpRequest
request.setAttribute(StrutsCXConstants.XML_KEY, jdomDoc);
    
That's it.

Regards,

Berny


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Betreff: [Strutscx-user] Using JDOM instead of FormBeans

Hi Bernhard,
since .92 you introduced jdom-documents as input for the 
StrutsCXDocumentBuilder. The short example (InfoIntroAction)seems to 
incomplete. Can you please give a short method-call-trace for
a typical usage?

thanx

joerg



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