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Package Samples:

• org.apache.cocoon.sunshine.context

Classes:

• RequestSessionContext: A SessionContext which encapsulates the current Request object. It is not allowed to change this context. The following paths are valid: /parameter - lists all parameters, parameter names build the elements with the values as text node childs /parameter/ - one text node containing the value /querystring - the querystring with a leading '?' or null (the querystring is only for GET) /parametervalues - same as /parameter but values are listed as described below parameter name parameter value ... parameter name parameter value If a parameter has more than one value for each value a block is generated. ...
• ResponseSessionContext: A SessionContext which encapsulates the current Response object. The following XML for setXML and appendXML is allowed: /header/ - The content is the value of the header /cookie - The content is the cookie: gsdgsdg - name of the cookie gdgdgdgs - cookie value optional: true or false Using setXML uses setHeader() and appendXML uses addHeader. Despite this they both have the same effect.
• SessionContext: Interface for a SessionContext. This interface describes a SessionContext. The SessionContext is a data container containing structured XML which can be retrieved/set by the sunshine transformer. This interface does not specify how the session context stores the data. This is left to the implementation itself, but actually this interface is build in the DOM model. As this context is used in a web context, all methods must be synchronized.
• SessionContextProvider: Interface for a context provider. Objects of this class provide special context, e.g. sunRise or sunSpot. The context is (if used) got once by the sunShine component for each request.
• StandardSessionContextProvider: Context provider for the temporarily context, the request and the response context.
• SimpleSessionContext: This is a simple implementation of the session context.

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