Page: http://wiki.cocoondev.org/Wiki.jsp?page=SimilarServers , version: 29 on Sun Apr 13 16:52:58 2003 by 212.198.0.97
+ *__[Whitebeam|http://www.whitebeam.org/]__ + ''is an Open Source project that provides a complete rapid development environment and web application server allowing sophisticated, robust and secure applications to be built using only XML and server-side JavaScript. + + The Whitebeam architecture integrates two popular and robust Open Source platforms - Apache and Mozilla's SpiderMonkey JavaScript engine - with it's own powerful XML environment and security architecture. The XML environment provides both event driven and DOM based manipulation of XML trees along with the powerful XPath querying language - all controlled via simple server-side JavaScript interface. + + Whitebeam provides an extensible XML based interface to back end objects on any platform, the client model securely segregates thousands of customer applications within a single server. Interfaces currently exist to IBM DB2, Postgres, INN (News Service), SMTP (email) and HTTP (to access SOAP etc)'' + + *__[Murka|http://murka.sourceforge.net/]__ + ''Murka is an apache module (mod_murka). It intercepts an http request at a very early stage of apache request processing and if the requested file has .html or .jsp type performs the following steps: + 1. Checks if file exists. If it exists returns control to standard apache request processing. + 2. If the file does not exist looks for xml file in the same directory and with the same name (but with .xml extension). For example if the request file had a name sample.html the xml file name would be sample.xml. + 3. Processes the xml file to find the location of the corresponding xsl stylesheet. + 4. Calls one of the XSLT engines (Xalan or Sablotron) with found xml and xsl files as parameters to produce an html file. + 5. Saves html file at the requested location (sample.html in the sample case). + 6. Returns control to apache + Next time when the same html file is requested it would exist as a plain html and no murka processing would be necessary. The above procedure results in implicit html cache building for all requested html files. If any of the xml data files or presentation stylesheet xsl files changes, one just needs to delete the corresponding html file (clear cache) and murka would build the updated html file automatically. + '' + Page: http://wiki.cocoondev.org/Wiki.jsp?page=Tutorials , version: 30 on Sun Apr 13 16:00:33 2003 by StephanNiedermeier - * [Cocoon 2 Tutorial|http://www.logabit.com/consulting/cocoon/CocoonTutorial.html] -- an introduction to Cocoon 2 and some little tutorials. (This tutorial is not complete yet.) ? ----------- ^^^^^^^^ ^^^ + * [Cocoon 2 Tutorial|http://www.logabit.com/cocoontutorial.php] -- an introduction to Cocoon 2 and some little tutorials. (This tutorial is not complete yet.) ? ^ + ^
