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From: "R.C. Hoekstra" <r.c.hoekstra@erasmusmc.nl>
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Subject: Re: Re: [scxml] passing datamodel elements into method call
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> Hi Rinke,
> I think you would get a node if you used DataNode function instead:
> <cs:var name=3D"treatment1Name" expr=3D"DataNode(treatmentData,'treatment=
s/treatment[1]/name')" />
> Could you try that?
>
> Regards, Woonsan
>

Hi Woonsan,

thanks for your answer. But are you sure about that?
If I use it like that, I get an "unknown, ambiguous or inaccessible method =
dataNode" error.

I found the dataNode method in Builtin.java. Its javadoc says:

"Manifests within location attribute of <assign> element, for Commons JEXL =
and Commons EL based documents."

So what I get from it, is that dataNode can only be used to assign somethin=
g to a dataNode via <assign>.

That is not what I want. I want to pass a dataNode including subElements to=
 some java object via the cond attribute, so I can write a java method whic=
h is able to check conditions with use of the passed dataNode.


So: is there a way in which I can pass a dataNode to a java object in the c=
ontext which is used in a cond attribute? Data obviously doesn't work, as I=
 can see in the Builtin code that it always is parsed to Double or String.

best regards, Rinke





> On Thursday, October 2, 2014 3:53 AM, R.C. Hoekstra <r.c.hoekstra@erasmus=
mc.nl> wrote:

> > Hi list, Hi people @ scxml commons,
> >
> > Can I pass datamodel nodes to a rootContext var, in order to process it=
 in java?
> >
> > like this:
> > <target event=3D"bla" cond=3D"agent.check(datamodelNodeRef)" .../>,
> > where:
> > * agent is an object of a java class made available to the RootContext,=
 having a check method returning Boolean. I want this check method to evalu=
ate the
> > datamodelNode, in order to return true or false depending on elements.
> > * datamodelNodeRef is a reference to some node in the datamodel.
> >
> > I managed to pass final nodes as string here, like this:
> >
> > <cs:var name=3D"treatment1Name"  expr=3D"Data(treatmentData,'treatments=
/treatment[1]/name')" />,
> > <transition ... cond=3D"agent.check(treament1Name)"...
> >
> > where the treatments/treatment[1]/name is a final node.
> >
> >
> > However, I would like to pass non final nodes of the datamodel, but eve=
rything seems to be evaluated as strings first, before it is passed into th=
e method of the context
> > var.
> >
> > Hope you can give me a clue.
> >
> > And, if these kind of constructions are possible, how would they do in =
terms of performance?
> >
> > thanks, Rinke


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