>From: Carsten Ziegeler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
>Giacomo Pati wrote:
>>
>> On Mon, 3 Dec 2001, Gianugo Rabellino wrote:
>>
>> > Committers,
>> >
>> > I'd like to have your opinion about adding XML:DB stuff ad a default
>> > component to the HEAD version of Cocoon. Given that there's been a lot
>> > of talk about this API lately, and given also that Xindice is going to
>> > come up shortly as an Apache project, I start to think that having the
>> > XML:DB components compiled in by default will add visibility to this
>> > newcomer in the Apache XML arena and let people play with it, possibly
>> > contributing code. This would also avoid the risk of having sources out
>> > of sync with the Cocoon development since the sources would be monitored
>> > daily by the automatic build process.
>> >
>> > Adding the XML:DB stuff would mean adding the xmldb.jar to the lib
>> > directory: since the archive sums up to only 9K I don't see this as an
>> > issue. Of course one would still need a concrete implementation (such as
>> > dbXML/Xindice, eXist or Ozone) to make it work (as with JDBC) but at
>> > least the components would be there to play with.
>> >
>> > Let me know your opinion: here is my +1.
>>
>> +1
>>
>+1
+1
>> >
>> > Another issue, given that we would have a pseudo-protocol to work with,
>> > is about removing the XML:DB Generators from the code base: an XML:DB
>> > database can be queried as of now via a generic FileGenerator, so there
>> > is no need for them anymore as separate components. I don't know
>> > actually if there is anyone using those Generators, but if this has to
>> > be done I think that it should be done now.
>>
>> +1 as well given the condition that nobody use it actually.
>>
>+1
+1

  Gerhard
 
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