Hi, Jeremy Quinn wrote: > Hi Carsten > > For static files that are just using a reader, this may be a good > solution. > > In the case of these system pipelines however, there is a sitemap/ > flowscript etc. that has to be executed. Ah, ok - so this has to go through the sitemap of course.
> > As for static files, they are currently being served for 2 blocks, > Forms which has CForms Dojo Widgets, CSS and Images; Ajax which has > more Widgets etc. plus it contains Dojo libs. Yepp - it would be great to serve these files directly from a resource servlet. > > Due to a recent development at AOL, it could be possible to do > without distributing Dojo from Cocoon : > > http://ajaxian.com/archives/including-dojo-via-the-aol-cdn > > "Alex Russell has: > constructed a couple of very small “wrapper” files that will let you > include the “Ajax” build of Dojo from various versions through the > cross-domain loader. > > Including the latest stable Dojo couldn’t be simpler: > > <script src="http://download.dojotoolkit.org/dojo_0.3.1.js";></script> > > It’s also trivial to test out the latest 0.4.1 Release Candidate: > > <script src="http://download.dojotoolkit.org/dojo_0.4.1rc2.js";></script> > That would be cool and reduce downloads for users as well. > I have not tested this yet. > > My hopes are that CForms etc. will be compatible with Dojo 0.4.n very > shortly :) > Great!! :) Carsten -- Carsten Ziegeler - Chief Architect http://www.s-und-n.de http://www.osoco.org/weblogs/rael/
