For one thing, JSP (with Struts) is limited in scope to devices that
support JSP pages (ie browsers). While JSP is slowly moving to other
technologies/devices, Cocoon has already been structured to support
virtually any type of device. That's what the XML buys you...create your
view once in XM
Jonathan,
Hi...from what I've been able to discover, they can work together, but
it's not a very happy marriage.
I have a defined pipeline in Cocoon that is called to take some data
from an XML file (after the file is built from a set of data retrievals)
and turn it into a PDF to be sent back
Halgurt,
Not sure if this will help or not but you can always create a File
object in your servlet with the filename you want and check for its
existence with something like:
if ( filename.exists( ) ) {...}
HTH!
Bob Hitchins
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