On Wed, 2007-01-17 at 12:55 +0000, James Gardner wrote:
Hi Paul,
I'm developing a new templating system called art which handles this
particular case. Instead of using a controller to call a template and
display the result, the template effectively defines which content it
requires and calls the different controllers (called plugins in art)
automatically.
The individual plugins can run on multiple servers so that content can
be pulled in from remote locations and all the fetching is done in
parallel with threads so performance is pretty good.
I was looking at the W3C docs on XInclude (which, like most W3C docs,
aren't terribly enlightening) and this sounds a bit like that (Genshi
supports that particular feature, BTW). Any particular differences with
XInclude? I've been planning on adding a similar feature to Breve, but
am interested in other people's ideas on particulars.
Also, since you can pull plugins from different servers, have you
considered the implications with regard to Javascript? It seems there
might be some security implications (or more likely, security
restrictions) that would affect Javascript that is pulled from different
servers (although I expect simply documenting such restrictions would be
adequate).
Regards,
Cliff
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