Berin Loritsch wrote:
> Leo Simons wrote:
>
>>> I have been inspired by some comments by Igor over in Phoenix land.
>>> Now I think ALL of our containers are too primitive, too hard and too
>>> inflexible. In a year they will all be considered obsolete, archaic
>>> remains.
>>>
>>> Those ideas I was trying to figure out in containerkit (and
>>> previously in atlantis/camelot) are all WRONG WRONG WRONG. I have
>>> seen a very very very nice future and it is when everything is
>>> written using interceptors.
>>
>>
>>
>> Could be nice...my feeling is that in two years, that will again be
>> obsolete 'cause everything will be written using SEDA/Silk-like stuff. I
>> had the feeling a long time ago when first playing around with the
>> Commandable stuff (ie observer/command pattern).
>>
>> We'll see.....
>
>
>
> Not everything. It is a different component model completely. SEDA
> would not be a good fit for Cocoon because you cannot work on a partial
> document at a time.
Which is the wall I have been hitting with Morphos lately.
SAX pipelines are something you cannot easily preempt, because they
don't have physical phases... unless you work on preempting the parsing
somewhat :-/
> It works best when you can assemble a document
> model piece by piece, or even better process it directly in the stream.
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