Hi,
just two short answers, as far as I can do that:
Merdes, Matthias schrieb:
-cannot refactor java-javascript
-cannot semantically search for usages of java classes in javascript and
vice versa
-cannot navigate (F3) easily between java-javascript
-cannot easily unit-test the javascript stuff with junit
-cannot debug javascript during run-time in the java debugger
-business logic (or technical framwork-related logic) tends to creeping
into the flowscript
Yes, one has to try to keep the flowscript code minimized.
-will this change in cocoon 2.2?
No, javascript flowscript is not changing in 2.2.
A general note: if your webapplication tends to be REST-style and uses
AJAX-requests, having continuations is a bad idea. IMHO flowscript is good
for multi-page forms, eg. shopping wizards. But in all other cases you
introduce a session on the server, making your webapplication stateful and
you have to think about the lifetime of continuations.
Alex
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Alexander Klimetschek
http://www.mindquarry.com
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