> From: Gianugo Rabellino [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > Christofer Dutz wrote: > > First of all. We are developing this Generator for testing reasons. > > We had a look at the Cocoon 2.0 Sources and couldn't find any efforts to > > support XML:DB, so we thought this wasn't going to be supported until a > > Final release of the XML:DB API. > > There is full support for XML:DB in 2.0.1.
Copy that. > > The other reasons we wanted to create a Generator for eXist was that we > > modified the database in a way that users are able to > > instantiate/start/stop eXist from within a simple Servlet and make local > > calls ( not over http- or rmi-calls ). A lot of users had the problem > > I would say that an XSP page/taglib would be enough for this... writing > a specific Generator would be confusing since it's meaning would not be > really generate but control eXist. Better yet is to write ExistServer component implementing Server, take a look at the HSQLDBServer (except the missing stop server feature, everything is on place). It will be started at Cocoon startup, and stopped on Cocoon shutdown. > > The other thing was that we wanted to test the performance-gains we get > > by passing the internally used SAX-events directly to Cocoon and not > > serializing to XML and then to SAX again and not by using some higher > > level protocol to transport the data. > > I don't think this can be done via the standard XML:DB API. If not > > please correct me. > > XmlResource.getContentAsSAX(ContentHandler handler) :) It's up to the > impl to decide whether to pipe SAX events locally or > serialize/deserialize/parse/whatever. > > > Another question to the XML:DB Generator. We also wanted to create a > > Serializer or Transformer to store results and transformed XML-documents > > in eXist. Is there already a way to do this with any component ? > > Scratchpad has an XML:DB Transformer which does this and more :) Yep. Vadim --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
