The thread on this topic refers
(http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?t=10831568303&r=1&w=2), where I
highlighted some concerns about understanding the supposed "best path"
for developing complex, interactive (2-way) database applications, using
some of the newer Cocoon technologies PLUS various add-o
Hi
we are using cocoon 2 years ago just for publishing static web sites
and we think that its THE perfect choice for that.
further more we have try to use cocoon as a Database Front-End-ReadOnly
interface. And here cocoon's power to handle SQL select queries in the way
Query --> xml --XSL--> [p
Hi Tony,
Thanks for asking. I see where you are coming from.
Well first let me emphasize that I don't mean to criticize Cocoon or
its documentation. I really like Cocoon, and in fact I think I have a
weird sort of affection for it. The whole project is great, and I
truly appreciate all the
Il giorno 28/apr/04, alle 19:53, Bruno Dumon ha scritto:
Couldn't you say that of any widget on the form?
The form already acts as an insulation layer between the request and
the
backend.
That's true. Probably it's my scarce experience with repeaters that
makes me want to double-check what come
David Leangen wrote:
What documentation exactly?
What sort of documentation are you looking for?
If I can add my 2 cents, I'd be really interested in seeing some kind of
comparison with other solutions (such as Struts).
I think that other first time or potential users may also find this
interest
> What documentation exactly?
>
> What sort of documentation are you looking for?
If I can add my 2 cents, I'd be really interested in seeing some kind of
comparison with other solutions (such as Struts).
I think that other first time or potential users may also find this
interesting...
Just a
Brent Fitzgerald wrote:
Derek, you've elucidated what I'm sure is a recurring tension for many
cocoon users. I really identify with you. My group has been using
Cocoon for a little over a year now to publish a huge set of XML
content, translated and localized for several languages. Cocoon has
Derek, you've elucidated what I'm sure is a recurring tension for many
cocoon users. I really identify with you. My group has been using
Cocoon for a little over a year now to publish a huge set of XML
content, translated and localized for several languages. Cocoon has
been an excellent choi
On Wed, 2004-04-28 at 14:50, Derek Hohls wrote:
> And in the beginning, Stephan Mazocchi created Cocoon. It was based on
> XML - Programmers used Java and Users used XSLT - and it was simple but
> good. And it worked and applications were delivered. Everyone
> understood and everyone was happy.
On Wed, 2004-04-28 at 19:12, Ugo Cei wrote:
> Il giorno 28/apr/04, alle 19:03, Joel McConaughy ha scritto:
>
> > Both the hibernate collection and Cforms repeater handle
> > add/change/delete logic. If you introduce an intermediate collection,
> > don't you have to re-implement that logic in orde
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Il giorno 28/apr/04, alle 19:03, Joel McConaughy ha
Il giorno 28/apr/04, alle 19:03, Joel McConaughy ha scritto:
Both the hibernate collection and Cforms repeater handle
add/change/delete logic. If you introduce an intermediate collection,
don't you have to re-implement that logic in order to create an
effective mapping from one to the other? For
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Il giorno 28/apr/04, alle 18:20, Joel McConaughy ha scritto:
> IMHO, an out-of-the-box hibernate/cforms binding (or some other O/R
> framework) should be a hard
Il giorno 28/apr/04, alle 18:20, Joel McConaughy ha scritto:
IMHO, an out-of-the-box hibernate/cforms binding (or some other O/R
framework) should be a hard requirement -- otherwise where is the
productivity gain?
Personally I'd feel a slight unease at the thought of directly bindiing
a Hibernate
Il giorno 28/apr/04, alle 18:08, Tony Collen ha scritto:
I'm sure Ugo, as well as other people on the lists can relate some
real-world success stories about using Cocoon.
Just today we released a new Cocoon web appplication. It's still beta,
and it's all in Italian, but you can try it here: http
Joel McConaughy wrote:
... [snip] ...
Ugo Cei has claimed that all you need is Flowscript, CForms,
some sort of O/R mapping (Like
hibernate or OJB), and the JXTemplateGenerator and you're set.
I tend to agree with him, but I have
no practical experience to back it up with :)
I'm not sure th
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Derek Hohls wrote:
... [snip] ...
But many still spoke up, saying that Cocoon was but one Framework among
many and so insufficient on its own to deliver Real Applications. And
so a great Babel of other languages and tools were taken up and other
approaches, based on the Old W
And in the beginning, Stephan Mazocchi created Cocoon. It was based on
XML - Programmers used Java and Users used XSLT - and it was simple but
good. And it worked and applications were delivered. Everyone
understood and everyone was happy.
And then the Users spoke up, saying that Web Publishing
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