...So, what is a Cocoon advocate to do ? I was able to achieve adequate form processing functionality using RequestGenerator, FormValidatorAction, XSLT, XSLT extensions in Java and very very very minimal XSP actions. The advantage is that no new XML grammar was involved except for XSP and the output of RequestGenerator, both of which are perfectly reasonable as they are very specific to their own very narrow "areas of expertise."...
I think part of the beauty of Cocoon is that it doesn't force you into a specific way of doing things.
If the above works for you and matches your team's skills, why not?
OTOH, learning Woody will allow you to take advantage of the community's progress, bug fixes, examples, documentation, etc., which might bring a lot more to your team and will certainly make the initial learning curve worth the effort.
-Bertrand
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