Hello! I am planning to use Cocoon 2.2 fur a huge web-application and use spring as service-layer together with hibernate for persistance. Both spring and hibernate are within my toolbox for a while, but after reading all tutorials from cocoon.apache.org (and the presentations, too) I am still not able to understand HOW spring is EXACTLY integrated within cocoon and how the combination of the three frameworks should look like for a production-suitable application (missing a sound getting-started-guide). After using mvn archetype:create ... for setting up an standard project-structure for web-apps I could not exactly imagine what configuration nedds to be put in certain place. More details: - imagine an application that consists of several pet-store-like facades - each facade is responsible for processing several well defined requests (the data within them) - to hook up this with SpringMVC I just define a DispatcherServlet and route through different views - HOW should I port this to cocoon-context to use FlowControl/continuations as my controller? - do I 'have to' use several blocks for my application? What I mean here is: a persistence-block, view-rendering-block, etc.. how does an elegant block-usage look like? - how should the integration of hibernate should look like to enable the pooled connections to be used within flows (found hints for OpenSessionInView filters)
I recognized several opinions about cocoon-2.2 documentation and support. And my opinion is, that a better starting guide could help with above questions. BUT: I am not here to bother anybody! I think you build a nice framework (have some experience with 2.1) and I am not afraid of steep learning curves. I think above questions are within context of first implementation-design and I miss the basic theory behind your ideas and/or usage-scenarios. Looking forward to answeres with best regards, Patrick -- GMX startet ShortView.de. Hier findest Du Leute mit Deinen Interessen! Jetzt dabei sein: http://www.shortview.de/[EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
