I know that XSP is not only attached to Java, there are implementation of XSP using perl, for example AxKit. And into Cocoon there are impletations in Java, Javascript and Python.
The 2 question is hw about performance? What of both makes it faster? > Putting point two differently: XSLT is designed specifically for > manipulating XML. Java is a general programming language not at all > specialized for handling XML, XSP only partly bridges the gap. Maybe yes, but into the apache website there is writen they recomend the use of XSP to create and update data in a database while the use XSLT to retrieve it. My approach is use the 2 techologies. I am not against XSLT since I use it after the XSP generator give to the pipeline the data. Mainly to make some changes with custom a XSL to prepare the aoutput before the serializer makes the endwork. Then as you can see I use the 2 technologies. Is this correct? Also I recently makes a search in yahoo.com of the keyword "XSP". Is XSP too new technology that there are 146,000 links? In contrast XSL give me back 1.59 millions. JSP retuns 12.5 millions XML - 12.7 Milllions Cocoon - 544,000 Any comments are welcome. Antonio Gallardo --------------------------------------------------------------------- Please check that your question has not already been answered in the FAQ before posting. <http://xml.apache.org/cocoon/faq/index.html> To unsubscribe, e-mail: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
