Re: Content architecture

2005-08-23 Thread Doug Chestnut
another note :) : CInclude -> cacheable XInclude -> not cacheable Andreas Hartmann wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [...] I have not tried the "includes". (I thought it was 'c', not 'x'). Just a note: XInclude is a W3C technology. CInclude is a Cocoon-specific technology which is quite

Re: Content architecture

2005-08-23 Thread Andreas Hartmann
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [...] I have not tried the "includes". (I thought it was 'c', not 'x'). Just a note: XInclude is a W3C technology. CInclude is a Cocoon-specific technology which is quite similar. The CInclude transformer seems to be more performant and less buggy (I recently notic

Re: Content architecture

2005-08-23 Thread solprovider
On 8/23/05, Alexandre Poitras <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have another question. For a part of the website I am > currently building, I was juggling with the idea of putting all the > content directly into a single xml file or to split it in logical > units each one mapped to it own single xml f

Content architecture

2005-08-23 Thread Alexandre Poitras
Hello, I have another question (again). For a part of the website I am currently building, I was juggling with the idea of putting all the content directly into a single xml file or to split it in logical units each one mapped to it own single xml file and aggregate then with the help of the xinc