> > +1 ... However, it is hard to have interactive search on a static > > website. Again, if only Cocoon was running on the server, we > > could use the new Cocoon-Lucene functionality. > > > > Sure, links to Google might help. However, Google's content > > is at least one month out-of-date ... a bit useful, nevertheless.
--- wouldn't it be easier to have an interactive (not sure what that is...) search on a static site? If you know the content you need to search then you can prepare. > > Oh, I'd love to have Cocoon serve its own pages, believe me, but apache > machines are simply too loaded for that (and I don't personally have the > access level to be able to run this, nor I want that responsability on > such an important servers since I'm no system adminitrator of any sort!) > > Maybe we could use Nagoya (Sun E4500, *big* beast!) for that and > redirect: Sam, you have access to that machine, right? > --- Are you guys saying that the cocoon site site should be dynamic? Isn't that a waste of resources for a few weekly graphs? best, -Rob --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
