Hi everybody.

I'm doing a project for a kind DAM system i'm using the restlet framework
because i want to expose my api via restful web services i choosed atom as
the presentation layer for other to consume it, but later another guy ask me
to provide a minor portion of my data as RSS i realized then that i had to
separate the presentation layer which leads me to create a thin validator
and transformer that validates via schema the incoming Atom request and
transforms it via xslt to the required xml form this layer takes a
stylesheet as an argument and a stream as input for the transformer and a
schema(s) and a stream for the validator.

So why i'm relating all these history? Some one pointed me out that there
was something that is doing exactly the same that i do but in a rather much
more automated and standarized way, that was...you guessed Cocoon. I have
read a few articles and it looks great and promissing what Coocon does so im
actually evaluating if i can migrate the whole job to Coocon and was
whishing if someone in this list could tell me if am i in the right way. My
requirements are:

1.- I should be able to transform incoming request (incoming transform
pipes?).
2.- I should be abe to manage the rest url style.
3.- I should be able to transform outcoming responses based on a
programatically generated way.

Is this possible all this with Coocon?

Thanks all in advance.

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