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From: Ricardo Rocha <ricardo@apache.org>
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Subject: Re: XSP taglib question
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Giacomo Pati wrote:
> 
> Ricardo Rocha wrote:
> >
> > Donald Ball wrote:
> > >  One other unfortunate thing I've noticed - I _must_ declare all of the
> > > namespaces that will ever be used during the processing of an xsp document
> > > in the initial document, even if no tags from that namespace occur there.
> > > That means I must know, when writing a page using my news: elements, what
> > > taglibs the news taglib is going to call. I find that to be bad design -
> > > it means I'd have to go back and edit all of my pages if I chose to have
> > > the news taglib use another taglib for its data gathering (ldap instead of
> > > sql, say) - which undermines part of the benefit of using a "high-level"
> > > namespace to hide the gory details from the page authors.
> >
> > Yes, this is a pain in the ass and I'm fixing it for Cocoon2 as I make
> > progress with the SyLLy logicsheet language.
> 
> Hi Ricardo
> 
> Are you fine?
> 
> What is the status of SyLLy?

I'm alive, thanks :-)
I'm hurring to finish an assignment (hey, we all must make a living!)
before resuming full commitment to Cocoon2.

For now, SiLLy (oops, I mispelled it!) is still a working draft. Hope
to be back to my beloved Cocoon soon.

Ricardo