RE: Improved the feeled performance!

2002-01-18 Thread david . greaves
You mean like cron? :) and at? (Subtle suggestion for functional requirements and interface) maybe needs something like an ObjectModel Map? a CronoModel? This could be used to store shared/persistent 'business' data. David > I was proposing exactly this: unifying all 'clock-depending' > even

RE: Understanding cocoon ......

2002-01-10 Thread david . greaves
That's what I do :) I didn't want to aggregate potentially very complex XML and then transform. Instead I use the cinclude processor to construct XHTML from XHTML snippets. I use velocity templates to decide which snippets to cinclude and what parameters to pass them. The snippets are other rout

RE: How do I add objects to the objectModel Map

2001-12-21 Thread david . greaves
Thanks - I've been discussing this on the user list too. what I want to do is instantiate myBusinessObject and place it into the objectModel so I can do exactly that (except you do it in the pipeline not the section unless I'm mistaken :) Why? I would like to create an object that provides meta

How do I add objects to the objectModel Map

2001-12-18 Thread david . greaves
Hi I hope this is straightforward... How do I add objects to the objectModel Map? http://xml.apache.org/cocoon/userdocs/generators/velocity-generator.html says: (optional; 0..n) - Export the object specified by key from the Cocoon object map to the Velocity context of the template. The object

RE: Help: VelocityAggregator + Component approach to pages

2001-12-17 Thread david . greaves
s should be explicitly stated to ensure the impact of changes in the future can be assesed? David Greaves > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: 14 December 2001 18:03 > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: RE: Help: VelocityAggregat

RE: Help: VelocityAggregator + Component approach to pages

2001-12-14 Thread david . greaves
Vadim wrote: > > What I'd like to do instead is take the XHTML output of a > pipeline and > > essentially #include it into an XHTML template. > > That means that the template provides an 'Interface' for > sub-components (a > > cell :) and expects the component to return well formed XHTML > suita

RE: Help: VelocityAggregator + Component approach to pages

2001-12-13 Thread david . greaves
Thanks for the response Nicola > -Original Message- > From: Nicola Ken Barozzi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > > Since each component is a pipeline I assume they will be > cached (does > anyone > > knows otherwise?) > > In a recent mail: > > Regarding XSP page caching, you need to defi

C2: Help: VelocityAggregator + Component approach to pages

2001-12-13 Thread david . greaves
to where I should start? I'm looking at the VelocityGenerator (v1.11 14/11/2001) class and the ContentAggregator. I think I need to understand is how to get the objects into whatever combined class I come up with. Well, lets see if anyone&#