Re: [OT/Rant] Quoting

Carlos Araya wrote: >Whoever starts the thread may, once a week or so (depending on the thread's >traffic), post a summary. That way the people who have been away can catch >up to the discussion? Then you can put those summaries on an RSS channel. Such a channel (Kernel Cousing cocoon-dev, anyone

Re: [Request] Stefano's Heuristics

no, you got it right. I sent it around 3am so I will claim that I was operating with tired brain cells :( error between keyboard and chair thanks - Original Message - From: "MJ Ray" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, January 06, 2002 3:56 AM Subject: Re: [Request]

Re: [OT/Rant] Quoting

If I may make a suggestion: Whoever starts the thread may, once a week or so (depending on the thread's traffic), post a summary. That way the people who have been away can catch up to the discussion? Then you can put those summaries on an RSS channel. On 01/06/02 3:44, "MJ Ray" <[EMAIL PROTECT

Re: [Request] Stefano's Heuristics

Robert Koberg wrote: >What takes longer to come to boil in a microwave oven: [...] >0:01:11. This is because it is faster/easier for the user to hit the "1" >button three times rather than for them to search for the "0". I think you got that example backwards, or did I miss the point completely?

Re: [OT/Rant] Quoting

Gianugo Rabellino wrote: >I challenge any of you to catch up after a few days away from the ML, >get a message from a populated thread, glance at it and understand what Oh yes, it's not easy, especially for people like me who only read the list every few days. The only way this place is tolera

Re: Allowed Sitemap Constructs

Stefano Mazzocchi wrote: >Vadim Gritsenko wrote: > >>you have product catalog sub-sitemap: >> >> >> ... >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> ... >> >>Example might be not perfect, but it gives an idea... >> > >Yeah, gives me the idea that the whole concept is screwed and can >potentially

cvs commit: xml-cocoon2/src/scratchpad/src/org/apache/cocoon/jispstore FilesystemQueueImpl.java JispFilesystemStore.java JispStringKey.java MRUMemoryStore.java

giacomo 02/01/06 09:18:26 Modified:src/scratchpad/src/org/apache/cocoon/jispstore FilesystemQueueImpl.java JispFilesystemStore.java JispStringKey.java MRUMemoryStore.java Log: fixed EOL encoding Revision ChangesPath 1.3

Re: Allowed Sitemap Constructs

John Morrison wrote: >>Agreed. -1 as well. Well, until somebody comes up with the need for an >>action to be executed *after* a serializer. >> > >How about this one: if the serializer doesn't throw an exception then >you *know(?)* the client recieved the request. An action after >serialization m

cvs commit: xml-cocoon2/src/scratchpad/src/org/apache/cocoon/jispstore MRUMemoryStore.java JispStringKey.java JispFilesystemStore.java FilesystemQueueImpl.java

froehlich02/01/06 06:28:10 Modified:src/scratchpad/src/org/apache/cocoon/jispstore MRUMemoryStore.java JispStringKey.java JispFilesystemStore.java FilesystemQueueImpl.java Log: removed odd "new line" format and changed store method tow

Re: [Request] Stefano's Heuristics

> The kinds of things I am referring to include (off the top of my head): > >- SoC (What does a concern look like? How much separation is enough? Etc. > ) >- The "proper" design of URLs (.../cocoon1 vs. .../cocoon/old vs. ...) > > > People on this list do step in and say "this is mixing c