Robby Pelssers wrote:
Are you sure the directory generator can also handle zip files? I was quickly
scanning http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/userdocs/directory-generator.html but
could not find documentation about handling a zip-archive.
Now, I think no ! :) when I try I think that generator w
Hi Ralph,
I would like to give a slightly different view :
As a server for XML requests coming from the Ajax UI implementation ( and
probably serving the web pages ) Cocoon _is_ the recommended way to serve a
state-of-the-art UI !
Greetings
Andreas
- Original Message
From: Ralph G
Before you undertake this it would be wise to understand your use case better.
Earlier this year we did some benchmarking by creating some portlets using JSF
and IceFaces and determined that they would not even come close to scaling to
our requirements. The same use cases reimplemented using Spr
Are you sure the directory generator can also handle zip files? I was quickly
scanning http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/userdocs/directory-generator.html but
could not find documentation about handling a zip-archive.
I can imagine that you could write your own generator in just a few hours based
o
I think that if you're generating the userinterface using JSF, it
doesn't really make much sense to transform it later on with Cocoon. In
that case I'd stick completely with JSF itself. I could imagine the
other use case where you generate JSF templates on the fly using Cocoon.
Kind regards,
Robby
I take it no one can come up with a use case for Cocoon with JSF. . .
so I will consider my rewrite as a new JSF application, without
Cocoon. That seems to make the most sense.
..\Wendy
Wendy Bossons
Web Developer
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On Dec 14, 2009,
