On Thu, 28 Feb 2002, TREGAN Fabien wrote: > >Apologies Fabien for the typo on your name. > np > > > >I see what you mean. I'm not sure that anything > >exists that is in the public domain so you may have to > >write something yourself. > > let's go :) > > >Also, I > >know from my own experience that if you start > >developing a Java/XML/XSLT web app yourself you will > >almost inevitably end up with something that mirrors > >the functionality of Cocoon. Think about components, > >database pooling, object pooling, what you would do > >about getting a maintainable mix of > >logic/content/style. > > Main chapters of my tutorial will certainly be : > > I- Why my own servlets would separate content, logic, style > II- Benefit of using a framework instead of stand-alone classes calling > each-other > (existing code, pooling, ...) > III- How to extend C2 to fit our problem > (how-easy-it-is to make your own source) > IV- Why one should avoid using C2 > (few unexisting docs, xsp is boring and having < in java code isn't fun > and there is not XSPOpenTool for JBuilder)
If you do it the original right way you don't have to do any <. Using logicsheets and helper classes will do the trick (see request logicsheet IIRC). Giacomo > V- You are the boss, your choose (but you will spend fewer money with > cocoon) > > Does someone have something to add ? > > fabien. > > ps : sorry for the 'ko'... I start using ko instead of kb when sega/nintendo > start using kb for kilo-bit instead of kilo-byte... but know i'm an > engeneer, i earn money and all, I should start considering i18n problems > instead of video-game problems :) > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
