> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ivelin Ivanov [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2002 5:01 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: error handling !*#%!
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> > So a solution to your problem, Jeremy, may be to increase
> the response
> > buffer. javax.servlet.ServletResponse allows this through
> > setBufferSize(), but this method doesn't exist on
> > cocoon.environment.Response.
>
> BTW, playing devil's advocate,
> why in the first place Cocoon hides/wraps the standard
> HttpRequest, HttpResponse and other interfaces from the
> Servlets API. I would guess that many people are used to the
> Servlets API. As the API evolves (2.4 is not too far), Cocoon
> will have to keep adding additional wrapper methods and
> interfaces to keep up with the API. It also makes it a little
> harder to mix other servlet technologies with Cocoon, because
> of that extra barrier of getting used to the proprietary wrappers.
>
> Was there a safety concern that made Cocoon designers make
> such decision ?
Short answer is: environment independence. Cocoon uses Environment
abstraction and this allows to run it also from command line. Other
possible environments could be Mail server, EJB container...
Regards,
Konstantin
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>
> Ivelin
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