Agreed. +1 from me.
Thanks,
dims
--- Berin Loritsch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> There is one point in the webapp that makes WebApp developing
> more difficult than necessary in Cocoon2. This has to do with
> redirects. I was originally for not allowing redirects for
> generators, transformers, and especially serializers. However,
> I always tried to advocate leaving that ability in Actions.
> As a result, we have our Sitemap handle too many concerns.
> NEVER should the sitemap handle WebApp LOGIC. I don't mind
> having it specify the Actions to use, or even rearrange their
> order. I do mind that I have to do some serious fenangling
> with sitemap parameters and dynamic logic to embed program
> logic in the sitemap.
>
> I propose to allow the Environment object to be passed to
> Actions in the objectModel. That way, Actions can still do
> redirects--easing program development. This also simplifies
> the site administrators duties in that they no longer have
> to know the gory details of how the program logic works.
> All the time, it also removes the ability for the other
> sitemap components to perform redirects.
>
> The current programming model is too restrictive--and I have
> to do true HACKS to get around it. I have a program to
> release to a customer soon, and it would really simplify my
> life if I can handle site security and redirects conveniently
> in Actions.
>
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