OK, I added GarbageGenerator to the scratchpad and integrated it with the flow layer. I also added a copy of the Calculator flowscript sample using the garbage generator to the scratchpad samples.

I would also like to add a Garbage view to Petstore, but I need you to implement #include first ;)

Regards,

Chris

Pier Fumagalli wrote:

Thank you for your kind support guys...

As Chris wants to play with the toy, I'll start putting it into the
scratchpad, but please note, garbage for now has its own build system and
stuff... For now (part one) I'll simply copy the CVS repo I have here on
betaversion, then, god knows!!! :-)

Pier

On 21/6/03 18:51, "Christopher Oliver" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:



I completely agree.

Stefano Mazzocchi wrote:



on 6/19/03 8:23 AM Peter Royal wrote:





On Wednesday, June 18, 2003, at 05:53 PM, Pier Fumagalli wrote:





Unless I'm not mistaken, the above example template is _NOT_ a well
formed
XML document! :-) :-)




Of course! I guess it was more of a, "why (nearly) re-invent the
wheel".. But obviously it was to escape the XML syntax :)




Yes. remember when I made a pretty long list of all the template
technologies with respect to SAX pipelines? the result was that the
closest to optimal was a reduced set of XSLT but without XML verbosity.

Well, this is exactly what Pier is doing: the perfect template language
for cocoon. SAX emitting (thus better than Velocity for us), simple
iterative and variable expansion constructs (thus better than XSLT which
adds a bunch of things), code syntax (reduced verbosity and markup
orthogonalization), focused on one thing (thus possible to optimize and
cache).

I welcome this effort with great happyness.



















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