Re: R: .NET port

[Ryan Hoegg]

Why not host Cocoon on the Windows machine on another port and forward 
requests with Apache and mod_jk?

Marchiori Carlo wrote:

Thanks Alex,
the fact the I must develop to both platform
is my company need, not a free choice.
I think I will implement in .net a small
subset of cocoon functionality, I mean,
I will use the same configuration files.
So in java I will be able to use cocoon.

Thank you again,
Carlo.


 

-----Messaggio originale-----
Da: Alexander Schatten [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Inviato: mercoled� 8 ottobre 2003 20.28
A: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Oggetto: Re: .NET port
Marchiori Carlo wrote:

       

Hi,

is there any effort to port Cocoon to .NET.

I work for a company which develops Java and .NET versions
of the same applications to suit customers needs.
I need an xml pipelining engine which works
both in java and .NET.


         

I would say, that this would be a real waste of time to reduce the 
development capacity significantly by developing a parallel 
version for 
Microsoft Java...

just my opinion...

Alex
       



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