I might add that I tested out the demo of their portal application and what
it does is a filtering of the HTML generated by the http://www.w3c.org site.
Basically you can specify that would want the HTML output to be rewritten
using a printer friendly template, change the background color and mess with
the title of the page. Of course all I've seen was one content on the page
but I guess it must be pretty easy to have more on a display.
Basically I'd say this technology is mostly composed of :
- URL rewriting
- HTML / content filtering, processing or whatever you can imagine.
Of course from there on the sky is the limit...
Serge...
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That relates also to Jetspeed a little bit... After all, content
aggregation is what Jetspeed is all about...
Neeme
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From: Stevenson, Chris (SSABSA) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, August 24, 2000 2:03 AM
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Subject: Sun's 'new' Brazil
Sun have posted a description of their sunlabs
technology, under the provocative banner:
BRAZIL PROJECT: THE FUTURE OF WEB APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT
http://java.sun.com/features/2000/08/brazil.html
Documentation (nice use of JavaDoc)
http://www.sun.com/research/brazil/api/
(Biased) Executive Summary:
- Like cocoon2, but uses the terminology 'Handler'
instead of Generator/Filter/Serializer
- Extensive use of properties to do what cocoon does
using XSL and XML based Filters
- Uses properties instead of XML sitemap configuration
(Sitemap looks incredibly elegant by comparison)
It seems if nothing else worth mining for Cocoon 2
ideas.
chris.
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