Jeroen Reijn • 7/6/2006

Configurable cocoon.createObject()

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This article details a solution for dynamically instantiating Java objects within Apache Cocoon's Flowscript. It explains how to avoid hardcoding class names by using configuration modules (like DefaultsModule) to fetch class paths and then instantiate objects using cocoon.createObject(). The post includes code snippets and setup instructions for making object creation configurable.

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