Hi All,
I am developing a web application using Spring/Hibernate frameworks. My
application is going to be a public facing application. The pages on this
application can be divided into categories. Pre-login Post login.
Pre-Login pages: These are mainly going to be marketing/user
Hi Nitin,
Yes you could do it in forrest/cocoon. Uploading modified xml content
files, would change the contents being displayed. There is a sitemap.xmap
facility which could be used to map your contents, combined with
presentation code, to display new content.
However, to use JSPs, you
Thanks Praveen,
Which option out of following will be easier to manage in your opinion?
- Make JSPs work with Cocoon/forrest
- XSP
More or less our static pages would be like http://evite.com 's. We will
also need the RSS content reader feature of Cocoon/forrest.
Nitin,
What I do is this:
For JSPs, I use iframes, and run JSPs in it. For others I pass
it to the cocoon servlet.
For XSP, cocoon servlet directly can interpret the same.
Both are easy to use, but as I am separating the JSP into iframe, I cant
always use full
