You should listen to your own words...Cocoon is a *TOOL*...and as such 
it is not, nor has it ever been, intended as a cure-all for developing 
web applications.  Perhaps someday it will be, but what it is now, is a 
very slick way to take content in XML form from your logic layer and 
use a flexible framework to translate that content to virtually any 
front end device conceivable.  What you seem to be wanting someone to 
say about Cocoon is analagous to wanting them to say that a screwdriver 
sucks at cutting wood.

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>
> >
> >For a short synopsis at school I'm looking for points to areas where
cocoon
> >and stacking an endlessly number of XSL transformers on top of each 
other
> >falls short. You know stuff like how difficult it is adding a new
attribute
> >to an XML element, and make sure it's copied along in all your 200
> >stylesheets, compared to how easy it is in languages like java.
>
> I think it is easier to edit a couple of stylesheets than coding Java.
Plus, the use of stylesheets helps with the separation of
style/content/logic. If you have a new bit of style to add, a designer
> responsible for the look of the output could edit the stylesheet.
>

Come on, any decent web framework has separation of 
style/content/logic. I'm
not talking about system.out.println("<html><body> hi my name is " + 
name +
"</body></html>");



I know what Cocoon is good for and I like it, however no technology is
perfect and some things are done easier with other tools.



- Kasper



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