Brian McCallister dijo: > Antonio, > >> Cocoon component of OJB-JDO. Cocoon currently is trying to sport Flow >> as a >> Controller from the MVC design. My idea is to use OJB-JDO in the >> "Model". >> The beans are great and maybe I can find a easy way to use OJB-JDO >> with Cocoon. > > I would love to see this when you get to it. I am in the process of > evaluating Cocoon as a front end for the web component of an > application (OJB is already in use for persistence of the domain > model/business objects).
I think you will love Cocoon. >Based on everything so far it is likely we > will doing exactly this without the Flow component (home-rolled > application controller as I am a stickler for separating view control > from control control). I dont know much of this. MVC looks to be good. In Cocoon (CVS) currently there are 2 candidates to "View" they are called Woody and JXForms. My only real concern is that Cocoon seems to be > an amazing performance hog compared to other tools. Cocoon on the other hand allow a better level of abstraction that can not be compared with other tools. > > On a related note about OJB-JDO - I posted a while back asking if > anyone knew the legalities/politics of building a tool that is directly > dependent on the JDORI. I know the OJB JDO implementation is now, but > it is more or less a sidelined project compared to the main branch. Yep. But as JDO is becoming a standard I see a long run with JDO. Again the form that JDO allow interact Classes and RDBMS is amazing. You cannot do this with the others. Also, as usual with any new technology, the new adopters need to do more work because there are no automated tools to do the work for you. > I ask as running the command line enhancer in the JDORI is a pita - it > seems to require listing of every .jdo and every .class it is supposed > to look at, which for a complex model is not really an option (command > line length limits, etc). Hence, I want to contribute back the Ant task > that handles it nicely, but don't know the politics of linking Sun's > code. Nice idea, but I dont know about Suns politics :( I think you can reach them and ask directly about that. Thanks for the comments. Best Regards, Antonio Gallardo --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
