I have reluctantly come to the conclusion that
cocoon is not ready for professional development. Unlike tomcat, or Ant, this
product has serious things blocking its use in production systems. I personally
am completely and utterly stopped by the classpath bug indicated here: http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=16580.
Just another symptom of a product that needs more work to be used in
professional products. That coupled with the lack of documentation makes the
package difficult at best. I will possibly be back in a year or so when this
technology has gone somewhere. This is assuming it is still alive by then. I
have seen a plethora of new people come on this list and then just vanish. That
doesn't bode well for its reputation. I don't want to take this step and throw
away two weeks of work but the fact is that I also don't have time to wait for
such massive bugs to be fixed and to spend another two weeks swimming through
poor debugging tools. Its a massive bummer to me but in order to be true to
myself I cant see alternatives. The fact is that however flawed JSPs are, I can
crack together JSP pagers 40 times faster than cocoon pages. When it comes to
deadlines, major bugs like this just stop a product cold. Anyway, Ill stop
rambling now.
Comments are invited.
-- Robert
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- Re: Time to go back to JSP. Cocoon just isnt read... Robert Simmons
- Re: Time to go back to JSP. Cocoon just isnt... Andreas Bednarz
- Re: Time to go back to JSP. Cocoon just ... SAXESS - Hussayn Dabbous
- Re: Time to go back to JSP. Cocoon just isnt... Steven Noels
- Re: Time to go back to JSP. Cocoon just ... Robert Simmons
- Re: Time to go back to JSP. Cocoon j... SAXESS - Hussayn Dabbous
- Re: Time to go back to JSP. Coco... Robert Simmons
- RE: Time to go back to JSP. Coco... Carsten Ziegeler
- Re: Time to go back to JSP. Cocoon j... Emmanuil Batsis (Manos)
- RE: Time to go back to JSP. Cocoon j... Matthew Langham
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