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Date: Sat, 24 Feb 2007 11:08:57 +0000
From: "Andrew Madu" <andrewmadu@gmail.com>
To: users@cocoon.apache.org
Subject: Class Object binding
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Hi,
could someone please tell me whether it is possible to bind 2 class objects
together in flow in much the same way as I can bind a form object and a
class object together? If so you  could you show me some examples of how to
do it and what structure my bind document would take. For example is it
possible to do:

var objectTopopulate = new failedOrderReport();
objectTopopulate.createBinding("my_bind_document");
objectTopopulate.load(currentUserOrderObj);

objectTopopulate.saveNewFailedUserOrder(objectTopopulate);

I wish to have a tidier means of doing obj1.setVal(obj2.getVal).

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Regards

Andrew

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Hi,<br>could someone please tell me whether it is possible to bind 2 class objects together in flow in much the same way as I can bind a form object and a class object together? If so you&nbsp; could you show me some examples of how to do it and what structure my bind document would take. For example is it possible to do:
<br><br>var objectTopopulate = new failedOrderReport();
<br>objectTopopulate.createBinding(&quot;my_bind_document&quot;);<br>objectTopopulate.load(currentUserOrderObj);<br><br>objectTopopulate.saveNewFailedUserOrder(objectTopopulate);<br><br>I wish to have a tidier means of doing 
obj1.setVal(obj2.getVal).<br><br>--<br>Regards<br><br>Andrew<br>

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