Re: WO component actions in JSP: partly successful

O.k., it's not quite working yet... but I think I'm getting there.  
Answering my own question - the best way to go is :

WORequest worequest = appInstance.createRequest("GET", path, "HTTP/ 
1.0", headers, null, someInfo);
WOResponse appInstance.dispatchRequest(worequest);

Will

On 27.07.2006, at 23:08, Will Scheidegger wrote:

> I'm trying to integrate WO components _including_ component actions  
> into a JSP based CMS. I do this by adding path info to the  
> WOHyperlink to get something like this:
>
> http://localhost:8080/magnoliaAuthor/WebObjects/CandyShop.woa/wo/ 
> 2kQRnLlE41Nv0tRgGLRQjg/6.0.16.0.5?path=/en/products/candy/details.html
>
> Then I use servlet filter to convert the URL above to
>
> http://localhost:8080/magnoliaAuthor/en/products/candy/details.html? 
> wopath=/WebObjects/CandyShop.woa/wo/2kQRnLlE41Nv0tRgGLRQjg/6.0.16.0.5
>
> Now I should write a custom tag to take the "wopath" parameter and  
> fill in the WO content at its place. For this last step I could use  
> some help. I have been digging around in the standard wo jsp tags  
> but of course this is not documented to well. I should now how to  
> use the WOSerlvetAdaptor to get the response for the URL "/ 
> WebObjects/CandyShop.woa/wo/2kQRnLlE41Nv0tRgGLRQjg/6.0.16.0.5" (and  
> the headers of course). Should I just start out with  
> WOApplications.createRequest() and then follow through with the  
> rest of the request-response loop (awake(), takeValuesFormRequest 
> (), ...) or are there any convenience methods that would make life  
> a bit easier?
>
> Thanks!
>
> -Will
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