Hi, On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 8:52 AM, Carsten Ziegeler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > ...if you want to display some random data contained in the > repository, the primary node type is used as it is very likely that you > don't have the special sling:* properties already set for your data. > > I think this is a very handy behaviour when it comes to check out Sling, > so I personally would rather tell new people to use script resolution > based on node types than using a special property....
You mean this in the context of existing data in a repository, right? In this case I agree that it might make sense to use script resolution based on node types, but in the general case I find the sling:resourceType way of resolving scripts closer to our "data first, structure later" recommendation. My best practice recommendation would then be to use sling:resourceType if possible, and nodetype-based script resolution only if one has to. -Bertrand
