Thank you Simon and Jorg for your explanations. I take it that, for now, the build structure of Cocoon is inextricably linked to its intended use as a web application. I'll redirect my explorations into the areas you've suggested. (Plus spend some quality time at the wiki . . . .)
Thanks again, Tom Simon Mieth wrote: <snip/> There are many other ways to use cocoon in a CLI- or GUI-environment. Take a look at the anttask or the CocoonBean. Best Regards, Simon Jorg Heymans wrote: <snip/> But still: would it be difficult at all to write an RMI server that takes cocoon-style requests and return cocoon-style responses? Could this be done via the cocoon bean or the CLI interface ? Jorg --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
