Ulrich Mayring wrote: > One of the most important points of a CMS is that it must be agnostic of > deployment and runtime considerations. Deployment and runtime > technologies have to be integrated into the CMS, not vice versa.
Exactly and totally true! > Python. So, an "Apache-style" CMS should in my mind be absolutely > independent of anything else except XML. Cocoon could be the world's > first runtime environment to include an "Apache-CMS client", but it > should not be the underlying framework. Rather I think Avalon/Phoenix > are a better choice for the framework, they do not make nearly as many > assumptions as the Cocoon framework does. I wish I knew more Avalon to concur with you totally. But AFAIK it absolutely makes sense (as it might make sense to "Avalonize" Cocoon even more. And I more than willing to take the challenge to fill this important gap. Ciao, -- Gianugo Rabellino --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
