Hi,
I could imagine a future version of Lenya to use Sling for the
repository management. I wouldn't like to give up Cocoon's pipelining
and XML processing capabilities, though.
Me neither :)
I'm not sure in which way Sling and Cocoon would cooperate from a
request processing point of view
Juan José Vázquez Delgado wrote:
Hi,
I could imagine a future version of Lenya to use Sling for the
repository management. I wouldn't like to give up Cocoon's pipelining
and XML processing capabilities, though.
Me neither :)
I'm not sure in which way Sling and Cocoon would cooperate from
Carsten Ziegeler schrieb:
Juan José Vázquez Delgado wrote:
I could imagine a future version of Lenya to use Sling for the
repository management. I wouldn't like to give up Cocoon's pipelining
and XML processing capabilities, though.
Me neither :)
I'm not sure in which way Sling and Cocoon
Wow, great - what do you think about committing this into the Sling
whiteboard? So we can use this as a prototype and base for further
discussions.
Sure, Carsten, My purpose is committing the proof of concept in
sandbox this weekend.
On the other hand, I´m embedding the cocoon-pipeline jar
Juan José Vázquez Delgado pisze:
I´ve written a proof of concept with a Sling Servlet using the Cocoon
pipeline api to get the response. This proof was ok but I´m thinking
about a more natural Cocoon/Sling integration. IMHO, a pipeline, even
a sitemap, would be as a script in Sling.
Any
Grzegorz Kossakowski schrieb:
Juan José Vázquez Delgado pisze:
I´ve written a proof of concept with a Sling Servlet using the Cocoon
pipeline api to get the response. This proof was ok but I´m thinking
about a more natural Cocoon/Sling integration. IMHO, a pipeline, even
a sitemap, would be as
Hi Grzegorz,
Any pointers to Sling scripts? Quick look at Sling's home page didn't
reveal anything.
You can deploy ecma, jsp, groovy and other scripting flavours into
Sling to process requests. Have a look this tutorial [1].
[1]
On Thu, Jan 29, 2009 at 12:57 PM, Grzegorz Kossakowski
g...@tuffmail.com wrote:
Juan José Vázquez Delgado pisze:
...I´m thinking
about a more natural Cocoon/Sling integration. IMHO, a pipeline, even
a sitemap, would be as a script in Sling.
Any pointers to Sling scripts? Quick look at
Hi Daniel,
Daniel Fagerstrom schrieb:
As some of you might have seen in the SVN logs, I have started to work
on making Cocoon work under OSGi again [1].
are you still working on this? I'd be interested in deploying Cocoon in
an OSGi environment.
I just checked out the osgi directory from
Andreas Hartmann wrote:
Hi Daniel,
Daniel Fagerstrom schrieb:
As some of you might have seen in the SVN logs, I have started to work
on making Cocoon work under OSGi again [1].
are you still working on this? I'd be interested in deploying Cocoon in
an OSGi environment.
I just checked
Carsten Ziegeler schrieb:
Andreas Hartmann wrote:
Hi Daniel,
Daniel Fagerstrom schrieb:
As some of you might have seen in the SVN logs, I have started to work
on making Cocoon work under OSGi again [1].
are you still working on this? I'd be interested in deploying Cocoon in
an OSGi
Andreas Hartmann schrieb:
Carsten Ziegeler schrieb:
Andreas Hartmann wrote:
Hi Daniel,
Daniel Fagerstrom schrieb:
As some of you might have seen in the SVN logs, I have started to work
on making Cocoon work under OSGi again [1].
are you still working on this? I'd be interested in
Andreas Hartmann wrote:
BTW, to illustrate my intentions:
I could imagine a future version of Lenya to use Sling for the
repository management. I wouldn't like to give up Cocoon's pipelining
and XML processing capabilities, though.
Me neither :)
I'm not sure in which way Sling and Cocoon
As some of you might have seen in the SVN logs, I have started to work
on making Cocoon work under OSGi again [1].
This will, for the moment, not affect the trunk more than that I might
refactor or reorganize some stuff based on needs for the OSGi integration.
The main reasons for working on
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