Michael Wechner wrote:
>
>
> gv wrote:
>
>> I'm pulling some existing web page content into my
>> Cocoon app by simply mapping a URI in Cocoon to an
>> HTTP URI. I'm using a Reader with the mime-type set to
>> "text/html"; works fine. I also tried a FileGenerator
>> and Serializer, both type "html", which also works.
>> Which is the preferred way to handle this, and are
>> there significant advantages/disadvantages to either
>> approach?
>>
>
> I think the Reader is faster. The FileGenerator actually "needs" XHTML,
> (e.g. <br /> instead of <br>). Which means I would use the Reader if you
> just
> want to pull through common HTML, or even better use Apache (or Tomcat)
> itself,
> which is even faster.
>
> But please better let my statements be confirmed.
I confirm ;-)
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