From: Geoff Howard
The Store you see in cocoon.xconf is used internally by Cocoon for caching pipeline results and parsed transformers, etc. While you can use it for application storage I'd recommend against it - I don't know of anyone else who has used it that way (if you're out there and have, speak up and let us know how it worked). I could give more info on why I'd recommend against if you need it.
I would be interested ;)
Well, this is really just an IMHO area but here's a quick elaboration:
- Jisp isn't meant to be an industrial strength database (according to its description of itself at coyotegulch last time I looked) but a lightweight alternative with benefits of indexing.
- Current implementations of the cache just does store.clear() (or whatever) which will remove all your data. It's technically not the desired behavior but not a high priority one since no one seems to be using the Store/Cache for their own application data persistence.
Nothing earth shattering. I'd love to hear from anyone who tries it anyway and has good success so I can be sure not to steer anyone wrong!
Geoff
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