wow - so many answers!
and so many different approaches, i'll read them all carefully.
i think i have to take a timeout - because my knowledge of xslt sucks
thank you all
andreas
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Le Vendredi, 3 oct 2003, à 14:41 Europe/Zurich, Derek Hohls
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...My feeling is that use of Cocoon must change some aspects
of how you work... if you do not want to change, then maybe
stick to JSP or other
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Bertrand Delacretaz wrote:
Le Vendredi, 3 oct 2003, 14:41 Europe/Zurich, Derek Hohls
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Hi,
i read a lot of tutorials and docs about cocoon and i really like it, =
but I still don't know, what's the best practise to handle html =
templates.
I get the static part of my html page from a html designer
Is it possible to get the designer to generate xhtml
Andreas
Not sure I fully understand - and so I may be missing the
point
completely... but Cocoon, unlike many other web application
systems does *not* work on a "template" system ... data is
created in XML (from static and/or dynamic sources) and the
presentation (HTML page layout) is
hi addreas
we are working on that direction one year ago
the idea is:
.xhtml template file (with some extra tag that get content from specifics blocks)
.xml content file
.xml block file (blocks with content)
1. all this files aggregation into one .xml
2. xsl trasformation to put content in
transformation.
But maybe I'm wrong. Do you know more about that?
andreas
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i read a lot of tutorials and docs
the xml data source (with the
database rows, etc.) and during transformation I would like to reference to the
template file and bind the dynamic data.
andreas
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Hi stavros,
this sounds very good, i'm curious to see it!!
thanks
andreas
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hi addreas
we are working on that direction one year
mechanism
it is very good to hear that something like this is on the way!
regards
andreas
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On Fri, 3 Oct 2003, Andreas Bohnert wrote:
Hi
templates - best practise
On Fri, 3 Oct 2003, Andreas Bohnert wrote:
Hi Alex,
i haven't think about xhtml. I will have a look at it!
We don't have an agreement, how to specify the dynamic parts. I'm used
to
tapestry, which is perfect to work with html templates, but we need
Andreas Bohnert wrote:
Hi,
i read a lot of tutorials and docs about cocoon and i really like it,
but I still don't know, what's the best practise to handle html templates.
[...]
Maybe these pages could be interesting for you:
http://www.cocooncenter.org/articles/stylefree.html
absolutely,
also your site is a great resource - thanks!
regards
andreas
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Hi,
i read
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I agree that the generator will produce the xml data source (with the
database rows, etc.) - a sample may look like
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Andrea
I agree that the generator will produce the xml data source (with the
database rows, etc.) - a sample may look like
Le Vendredi, 3 oct 2003, à 14:41 Europe/Zurich, Derek Hohls a écrit :
...My feeling is that use of Cocoon must change some aspects
of how you work... if you do not want to change, then maybe
stick to JSP or other template-type systems?...
I didn't follow the beginning of this discussion, but
This is all true; but a stylesheet is still a stylesheet,
and it seems that the original poster wanted to be
able to use something very close to template-type
HTML so that the page desigers would not have to
do anything related to XML and XSL... maybe XHTML
and include statements are the way
Derek Hohls wrote:
This is all true; but a stylesheet is still a stylesheet,
and it seems that the original poster wanted to be
able to use something very close to template-type
HTML so that the page desigers would not have to
do anything related to XML and XSL... maybe XHTML
and include
I
believe I am doing exactly what you are asking. We use an html skeleton
that contains span tags wherever dynamic content is to go. We have a pipeline
that aggregates the html (converted to XHTML by the HTMLGenerator) along with
the XML form of our Data Transfer Objects as created by
.) and
during transformation I would like to reference to the template file and bind the
dynamic data.
andreas
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Andreas
Not sure I
I developed a way of callback templates. Look at this:
(0) consider a HTML design like this:
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| Page Title (each page different) |
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| Main Navigation (for all pages the same|
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I developed a way of callback templates. Look at this:
(0) consider a HTML design like
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