Derek Hohls pisze: > Hmm. That's why many people don't even bother with > the first 11 items on your list - straight to PHP and Apache! > > (what do we say to them .... yes, our apps look like they are > doing the same thing but WE had to learn much, much more > to get them going ... sorry - its been a long hard day and > Cocoon is being a b*** to me at the moment! I still am a > captive to the Butterfly-in-Waiting!!)
What can I advice to you both Derek and Robby? First of all, upgrade your stack. I mean, go for Cocoon 2.2 and Java 1.5, at least. I'm not sure if you have already seen introductory tutorial, so here goes the link: http://cocoon.zones.apache.org/dev-docs/2.2/1159_1_1.html Spend an hour (this time includes installing Maven!) on following this tutorial and you will quickly discover, that Cocoon 2.2 is a real improvement. Basically, after typing few commands you get project in Eclipse ready to play with. It will allow you to develop rapidly thanks to cocoon:rcl Maven plug-in that automatically detects all changes, even to Java component you made. No more restarts! The list of improvements is much longer... >>>> Robby Pelssers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 2007/09/07 04:19 PM >>> > Hehe... > > Trying real hard to but did you ever think of what this means: > Expert in > *Xslt > *DTD > *XMLNS > *javascript > *java > *cocoon forms > *sitemaps > *generators/transformers/serializers > *ant > *maven I believe that it's Ant *OR* Maven, not Ant and Maven. Isn't it? > *jetty/tomcat > *apache > *... > > And the list goes on and on. For now I am satisfied with good knowledge > of some areas and basic knowledge of the others > > Lets see what the future holds. Future holds Cocoon 2.2. :-) -- Grzegorz Kossakowski http://reflectingonthevicissitudes.wordpress.com/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
