> > if that's the case, then cocoon should
> > in general be able to operate on request and response
> > interfaces rather than on http specific request and response
> > classes. the parts of cocoon which are http specific should
> > only be invoked when handling requests known to be made via
> > http.
>
>Right now it's tied to HTTP, but I finally see your point (must be the
>fact of being born in a non english-speaking country, or the layer of
>grease and rust that populate my brain).
>Can we think about having a generic (not protocol-specific)
>Request-Response (and Context) object expecially designed for XML
>production? We need to draft those quite soon, because Cocoon 2.0 relies
>100% on that (and I need to have a Beta for XTECH 2000, end of
>February!)
Woo hoo!
I think we've gotten through. ;)
michael
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