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Date: Thu, 16 Jan 2003 22:17:39 -0800
From: Christopher Oliver <res1cf5x@verizon.net>
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Hi Reinhard,

Just a warning, you should always use the "var" keyword with local 
variables in JavaScript.  Your function should probably read:

function callPipeline(src) {
    var xc = cocoon.componentManager.lookup( myXMLConsumer.ROLE );
    var resolver = cocoon.environment.getObjectModel().get("source-resolver");
    var srce = resolver.resolveURI(src);
    resolver.toSAX( srce, xc );
    return xc;
}

Without "var" you are creating global variables named "xc", "resolver", 
"srce". .

Regards,

Chris

Reinhard Poetz wrote:

>For my flows I use a self-defined function which makes this for me:
>
>function callPipeline(src) {
>    xc = cocoon.componentManager.lookup( myXMLConsumer.ROLE );
>    resolver = cocoon.environment.getObjectModel().get("source-resolver");
>    srce = resolver.resolveURI(src);
>    resolver.toSAX( srce, xc );
>    return xc;
>}
>
>  
>


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