> The XSLT view stuff should be enhanced slightly to be really useful. We
> need some XSLT java extension for URL-escaping and so on. I don't know
> if I'll have the time but I don't want to give up the XSLT thingy. So
> is their anybody except me using it? Huh?
Well, I am using it. At the moment, it's only part of a small prototype
application, though. We also have a somewhat larger webwork app which could
benefit from xsl views someday.
To achieve this, it would be necessary to get the "H" of HMVC into the xslt
dispatcher. I don't know whether such a thing was discussed when designing
the current XSLT stuff:, but I was thinking of a SAXFilter that reproduces
the basic webwork:tags such as property, bean and action. Of course, this
would introduce an additional step to serve a request. The dispatcher would
read some XML document and basically work like the "classic" WW taglib stuff
and then apply the stylesheet.
The other thing I have been working on is Cocoon 2 integration. Currently,
this is at a proof of concept stage. From WW's point of view it comes down
to writing two dispatchers that deploy WW actions at either C2's action or
generation stage. To create a correct C2 view on this thing is somewhat
trickier, though.
BTW: Rickard mentioned factoring HTTP stuff out of the dispatcher. I did not
find this on the draft 4 message. Please don't forget about it, because it
would help a lot for the C2 dispatchers ;-)
Sven
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