Thank you Bertrand for your help.
I think that a cleanly separation between different layers is great. This was my first
idea and Cocoon should be the user interface layer. But HOW doing that??
HOW separate layers in Cocoon?? I have not enough experience in Cocoon to see the
solution of the
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HOW separate layers in Cocoon?? I have not enough experience
in Cocoon to see the solution of the separation.
. . .
Let me try to give a simple scenario where
Yes, the concept is very interesting.
It appears very clean and simple but the difficulty is now to translate it in
pipelines and Cocoon concepts.
So imagine that I would use Cocoon as front-end (FE) and java classes with database
mapping tool as backend (BE) instead of Cocoon
If I have
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Is this scenario completely crazy and out of reality or not??
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That's how I would do it, but I haven't had the opportunity to test this
concept IRL yet. Does anyone have a firsthand experience?
-Bertrand
Hello,
I want to implement a web application and I have chosen Cocoon because I think it is a
very good solution (separate content from logic, etc...) for building web stuffs.
But I'm asking me a question: can I do all I want in my web application with Cocoon
And what is the best method for
Hi Sylvain,
...can I do all I want in my web application
with Cocoon
Looks like there's not a rush to reply to this one...
Quite frankly I don't know the precise status of the current implementations
of forms handling and flow. These would help you a lot in filling the blanks
in
