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Subject: Odd problems with Cocoon 
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Hi All, 

I seem to have run into some odd problems with Cocoon.
When I try use for-loops like this

----------
    <xsp:logic>
     for (int i=0; i lt; 7;i++)
	{
          j++;         
	}
    </xsp:logic>
----------

I get an error-msg. saying "Type expected".

I have encountered this problem once before when I
tried to use the java.util.Calender obj. and had to
make a workaround 

The question is am I making some basic errors and if
so what or does cocoon have problems with for-loops 

Any help is appreciated

-Nicki

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