Subject: Re: Business-Oriented XML
Hi, Jeff.
I'm with Jon here: Why the heck would you want to do this?
See previous reply. In addition, languages come and go. Remember
when
TurboPascal was hot? QuickBASIC? C and C++? Perl? PHP? What
happens
in 5 years when another awesome
on 11/17/01 11:07 AM, Dave Jarvis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Turbine is coupled to Java. It's not easy to use any particular
database (e.g., an entire help section on how to integrate Oracle).
With BOX, you set the default database with a straightforward
configuration file:
Hi, Jon.
Jon Stevens wrote:
Ok. Now you are getting personal (by comparing to Turbine) and making a
complete fool of yourself with your ridiculous FUD statements.
I believe Jeff asked me how BOX compares with other technologies. I'm
pointing out some aspects where I believe BOX to be better
On Sun, 18 Nov 2001 11:03, Dave Jarvis wrote:
Hello, Pete.
punts on database neutrality and just prays that the SQL between
databases is identical. And of course everyone who has worked with SQL
knows that this is far from being true.
You got me on this one. If you write SQL using
on 11/16/01 8:58 PM, Dave Jarvis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sql
select
* FROM WIC.FOURNIS
WHERE COD_CLIENT=?
ORDER BY NOM_FOURNIS
/select
using
value-of expr=#WIC_CLIENT/
/using
container name=results/
/sql
Why the heck would you want to
Hello, again.
Neeme Praks wrote:
Have you ever had a look at Apache Cocoon project? That achieves all the
Yes.
benefits you outlined in your paper plus more.
Here are a few items BOX addresses that Cocoon does not (as far as I can
discern; please correct my errors):
o doesn't
On Fri, Nov 16, 2001 at 08:58:06PM -0800, Dave Jarvis wrote:
Hello, again.
Neeme Praks wrote:
Have you ever had a look at Apache Cocoon project? That achieves all the
Yes.
benefits you outlined in your paper plus more.
Here are a few items BOX addresses that Cocoon does not (as
Hello,
Using Tomcat, Xalan, Xerces, and Java-based technologies, I have
developed a system that completely decouples presentation from business
logic. I would like to discuss the system and the possibility of adding
it to the technologies offered by the Apache Foundation. Please find a
brief
