Jeff Davis wrote:
While I don't feel comfortable commenting on those other projects since I
haven't used them, I do want to chime in with my views that trying to
standardize on a single framework would be very helpful. I'm pretty new to
Cocoon, and I spent so much time trying to digest what were the differences
between xml-form, woody, and jxforms etc., and which one was really the most
promising. It was VERY confusing, and almost, at times, led me back to
Struts.


The Cocoon project will be best advanced with a well-defined set of
components or best-practice solutions, instead of a multitude of sometimes
poorly documented and fragmented choices. However, I appreciate the need to
always encourage innovation, so it's a difficult tradeoff.

We are well aware of that. It took quite a while to come up with a form framework that was finally supported by the whole community.

In order to reduce further confusion we want
to get rid of the legacy options. Sorry for
the confusion and thanks for your comment.

I guess it proves we are on right track...

cheers
--
Torsten



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