Pedantic, I know, but here goes anyway: Leo wrote:
> Avalon currently uses cocoon (sort of an eat-your-own-dogfood > case), and > other developers would like this to stay that way. There is a tool(4) > that does the same thing as the jakarta project, created by > people from > xml.apache. The tool does allow me to plug in this look, and it uses > cocoon. > (4) Centipede (4) Forrest Centipede uses Forrest for that, which uses Centipede as its build tool. So if anyone wants to blame a project for adopting XSLT, it's Forrest you need to target. Apart from that, your post deserves my entire blessing (FWIW), and I urge you to read http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=xml-apache-general&m=102031933515183&w=2 in that respect. Why am I so obnoxious about all this? My commercial alter-ego (I did start up a company 6 months ago, hopefully I will now be respected as a grown-up ;-) wants to provide such an infrastructure to my customers, since they are going already through the pain of switching from Cobol to Java/XML and really need a solid project management/documentation/build environment to do some decent Java coding. </Steven> -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
