Hi
I'm developing a fairly standard e-commerce site and need to provide my
client with a web-based interface to manage products, accounts, etc. in a
MySQL database.
Would using XForms/Actions to create these admin pages (about 10 tables in
total) be a good way to go or re-inventing the wheel?
Two separate problems here:
1. How to create a page which allows a user to do X (e.g. create a new
account)
2. How to manage the overall structure of pages which make up the
site.
Cocoon gives you XSP for (1) and well, Cocoon, for (2), if you want to
reinvent the wheel. IMHO if you are building
, March 26, 2003 10:34 PM
Subject: RE: Cocoon-based Database Administration
Two separate problems here:
1. How to create a page which allows a user to do X (e.g. create a new
account)
2. How to manage the overall structure of pages which make up the
site.
Cocoon gives you XSP for (1
P.S. I'm looking into Castor...
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From: Colin W. Kingsbury [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: Cocoon-based Database Administration
Two separate problems here:
1. How to create a page which allows
Colin W. Kingsbury wrote:
Two separate problems here:
1. How to create a page which allows a user to do X (e.g. create a new
account)
You could look into XSP or if you have 2.1 dev you could try XMLForms
and create Actions
2. How to manage the overall structure of pages which make up the
site.
P.S. I'm looking into Castor...
And then there's Hibernate, Torque and OJB. I've heard someone recommend
starting with OJB...
And have you checked out the petshop example that's being worked on on cocoon-
dev? Try downloading the latest from CVS and try that out. May answer some of your
