Hi, I'm not an expert on Graffito, I wasn't able to compile it. It suffers from the same lack of community outreach as J2 (That is it is not easy to get started with it). But I do have to say that the portlet standard is very important to us. And having a CMS portlet is also very important. I downloaded one from this list a while back. It was a prototype and I found it very useful. The view mode displayed content and the edit mode permitted the user to edit in a wysiwyg way. I wouldn't like to see the Graffito community disappear if this is one of the community goals.
My 2 cents, Philip On 1/11/07, Carsten Ziegeler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Christophe Lombart wrote: > Right. As usual, we can improve it. > :) > How are you using JCR in Cocoon & Leyna ? I'm just wondering if you can > collaborate together to build common piece of code (usefull components, > ....) or why not see together if we have the same needs in point of view > architecture/design. > I have not done that much with JCR yet and I haven't looked into Graffito yet. In Cocoon we have our own protocol implementation to access a jcr repository (just for fetching stuff), so you access a jcr repository like you access a http server with urls like "jcr://child1". (There is a configuration defining to which repository this url points etc.). I guess there is more overlap between Lenya and Graffito. Carsten -- Carsten Ziegeler - Chief Architect http://www.s-und-n.de http://www.osoco.org/weblogs/rael/
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