> I want to make a business layer, that always generates some generic
(home
> invented) XML to the presentation layer. Then I would like to use
Cocoon to
> use this XML, and present it for me. The reason that I want to use my
own
> XML, is that I want to be able to replace Cocoon with a total
different
> presentation layer (maybe my own implementation, who knows).

I fail to see why using a "home invented" XML helps you. My personal
rule of thumb is to use, whenever possible, "standard" XML grammars
(Docbook for documents, DSML for LDAP data, ebXML/RosettaNet for
business layers and so on). If there is already an estabilished
DTD/Schema for a given problem, why not use it?

Ciao,

--
Gianugo Rabellino



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