On Wed, 26 Jul 2000, Jon Stevens wrote:

> >> I would like to remove (from the CVS repo) the "output" directory. (This
> >> will require everyone to re-check out Turbine again).
> > 
> > I think Jeff already took care of this, but yes it can go.
> 
> Yes, but it is a set of empty directories in CVS which looks ugly. Consider
> it a CVS bug. :-)

I will remove them all tonight.
 
> >> XMLParser.java: It would be _really_ nice if you used SAX2 instead of a DOM
> >> parser.
> > 
> > I've never used SAX2, what's the advantage?
> 
> It is event based and tends to produce cleaner code as a result. Take a look
> at the SAX2*.java class in the tools directory for an example.

Ok, I'll take a look at and see how it works.
 
> > You mean Xerces has a built in method now for spitting out
> > XML? Xerces didn't have this feature when I first made this
> > class.
> 
> I see you already fixed this. :-)
> 

Yup, works great. Very convenient. Maybe these Serialization
classes have always been there? I missed them when I first
looked at Xerces, but I was lead astray by the DOMWriter
example. They should take that DOMWriter example away
and replace it with something that uses the Serialization
classes.

> > Won't take me long to make the changes. I'm currently trying to
> > get decent PostgreSQL, Oracle, and Hypersonic output. I'm trying
> > to do them all at once to see what changes have to be made.
> > 
> > I'll probably have some test output later on tonight.
> 
> right on! I'm very excited about all of this.

Me too! I want to make an XML file then go on vacation! I thought
I would start with the DB stuff. But I want to be able to make
something like a site descriptor (site.xml) and generate a
template for the whole site: actions, layouts, navs, screens,
initial content, images ... I only have vague ideas now, but it would be
great to have a library of site descriptoras that people can share/use in
conjunction with the TDK to pump out an entire site in a few minutes by
making some configuration changes. 

> All of this OR stuff in Turbine is definitely something to be respected and
> used.

It's definitely good stuff!

> -jon
> 
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