Package org.apache.cocoon

Examples of org.apache.cocoon.Engine


            + "</body></html>";
        
        try {
            // Get the Cocoon Engine
            out.println("Getting an instance of the Cocoon engine...<br />");
            Engine cocoonEngine = Engine.getInstance();
                      
            // Wrap my request object and add the String document to it
            out.println("Wrapping the original request...<br />");
            CocoonServletRequest myReq =
                new CocoonServletRequest(document, req);
                
            // Specify some additional parmaters
            out.println("Adding parameters to my request to Cocoon... <br />");
            myReq.addParameter("foo", "bar");
            myReq.addParameter("apache", "xml");
           
            // Pass in the real response object.  If I wanted to
            //   filter the output further, I could easily construct
            //   a CocoonServletResponse object and pass that in,
            //   and pull the output out of it.
            out.println("Generate some content... <br />");
            cocoonEngine.handle(myReq, res);
           
        } catch (Exception e) {
            out.println("Error: " + e.getMessage());
        }
       
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            + "</body></html>";
        
        try {
            // Get the Cocoon Engine
            out.println("Getting an instance of the Cocoon engine...<br />");
            Engine cocoonEngine = Engine.getInstance();
                      
            // Wrap my request object and add the String document to it
            out.println("Wrapping the original request...<br />");
            CocoonServletRequest myReq =
                new CocoonServletRequest(document, req);
                
            // Specify some additional parmaters
            out.println("Adding parameters to my request to Cocoon... <br />");
            myReq.addParameter("foo", "bar");
            myReq.addParameter("apache", "xml");
           
            // Pass in the real response object.  If I wanted to
            //   filter the output further, I could easily construct
            //   a CocoonServletResponse object and pass that in,
            //   and pull the output out of it.
            out.println("Generate some content... <br />");
            cocoonEngine.handle(myReq, res);
           
        } catch (Exception e) {
            out.println("Error: " + e.getMessage());
        }
       
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            + "</body></html>";
        
        try {
            // Get the Cocoon Engine
            out.println("Getting an instance of the Cocoon engine...<br />");
            Engine cocoonEngine = Engine.getInstance();
                      
            // Wrap my request object and add the String document to it
            out.println("Wrapping the original request...<br />");
            CocoonServletRequest myReq =
                new CocoonServletRequest(document, req);
                
            // Specify some additional parmaters
            out.println("Adding parameters to my request to Cocoon... <br />");
            myReq.addParameter("foo", "bar");
            myReq.addParameter("apache", "xml");
           
            // Pass in the real response object.  If I wanted to
            //   filter the output further, I could easily construct
            //   a CocoonServletResponse object and pass that in,
            //   and pull the output out of it.
            out.println("Generate some content... <br />");
            cocoonEngine.handle(myReq, res);
           
        } catch (Exception e) {
            out.println("Error: " + e.getMessage());
        }
       
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