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From: Donald Ball <balld@webslingerZ.com>
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Subject: Re: xBug
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> (2) Should we be re-inventing the wheel?
> 
> Does the world need another bug-tracking system? Could not Cocoon's immediate
> need for this functionality not be met by adapting an existing system?

Either bugzilla or write your own.

> (4) Should this be an SQL or XML-file based project?

I lean towards the latter but really just want you to justify the answer.

> (5) Should we use SQL Processor or XSP SQL TagLib?

That's easy, the latter; SQLProcessor won't be around soon.

- donald