Merico Raffaele wrote:
The main reason because I have planned to be in Rome at the CocoonGT was
to
hear a lot on Cocoon 2.2 and to get important information on the migration
path (2.1 to 2.2)
I agree with you...
bye,
romano
Romano Trampus
Servizi Informatici per le Biblioteche (SIB
Sorry, I read spots of this list and somebody could have written the
same:
I think the cocoon package is too big. I would prefer a core and a lot of
plugins, not in the same distribution. I think the cocoon package is great
but confusing. With plugins you have not to care that anything must
My question is what's advantages and disadvantages i get integrating
Cocoon in my web project Java+Struts? Is worth it the change?
Hi,
I don't use struts, anyway:
- both are MVC framework, so you can do almost the same task in Struts
and/or cocoon.
- Somebody claims Struts is betters than
Hi,
I've spent a week on this problem, trying to debug
AbstractCachingProcessingPipeline, CachingPointProcessingPipeline and a few
other classes (cocoon 2.1.7, jdk 1.5, tomcat 5).
The problem is about caching-point. My situation is the following (it seems
the same described in the
Hi Bertrand,
but did you look at the
cacheable sample of the XSP block?
yes, it seems not to do more than I do in my generator (i.e. setting the
getKey and getValidity methods.
The only way I have found to have cache working is to set the transformers
as non-cacheable. But this makes
