Kees Broenink wrote:
Thanks Joerg and Vadim for your input.
I am a big fan of the basic concepts of Cocoon and I do not tend to add
a MVC layer on top of it. The power of Cocoon in my opinion is that it
is not religic about the MVC pattern. It tries to do the job of building
data driven websites extremely smart and fast.
While this is true, I think you miss the point that Cocoon IS the MVC
pattern. It just provides multiple ways of implementing it.
For MVC I am looking into JSF right now.
JSF has an experimental faces block. JSF provides a controller and
forms. Cocoon Forms seem to be just as good (or better). As for the
controller, I am not in love with it.
How I will integrate this with
Cocoon is still a open question.
But to be honest I am not familiar with FlowScript and maybe it rocks. I
stopped looking deeper into it when I read that it is a javascript
engine on the server. I don't like javascript that much.
So use the Javaflow block. Then your flow is all in Java.
Ralph
