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From: "Peter Neu" <peter.neu@gmx.net>
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Subject: AW: Problem binding SQLTransformer to Cform
Date: Thu, 5 Jan 2006 12:02:31 +0100
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Hi,

I don't know much about ojb. But are you suggesting a usage like this:

http://www.guschtel.de/HP5/linux/ojbjdo_dmton.php

If yes, I don't see where the benefit of cocoon lies anymore. My aim is to
simply the whole process from data retrieval to display. I don't have much 
data to return to the database maybe just an id and 2 or 3 strings. The
tables don't change often and the rewriting of a sql statement is ok with
me.

What I want to do is work on an xml file with cform and the send the xml
back with updated values to the database.

For more clearity I put the src here: 

http://www.geocities.com/mkdir2/app.zip

Maybe there is some other way? 

Cheers,

Pete


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