Grzegorz pisze:
Your resources should be always (or almost always) stored in a block.
For RAD purposes we have created special helper plug-in[1] for Maven.
Hi Grzegorz,
consider a simple case. My application is working well, deployed in tomcat; I
don't need maven plugin for RAD anymore. Now, I want only to change margin size of
a table defined in a css stylesheet. In cocoon 2.1 I could simply edit css file.
In 2.2 the css file is zipped in a jar and I need to redeploy the block. And what
about the content served by the application? Should it be in a database? This make
it impossible to use 2.2 as _simple_ XML publishing framework.
Is there really no way to have the content (css files, content xml files) outside
zipped block? Don't close the door for non-java guys, please...
Zbigniew
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