> -----Original Message-----
> From: Stefano Mazzocchi [mailto:stefano@apache.org]
> Sent: Thursday, 29 November 2001 6:29 pm
> To: cocoon-dev@xml.apache.org
> Subject: Re: data goes in, data goes out
>
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> The URI schemes I find useful for Cocoon are:
>
> 1) file: -> obviously
> 2) dbxml: -> obvious again
> 3) http: -> reading is done thru GET, writing thru PUT or POST
> 4) webdav: -> [should this be different from HTTP?]
> 5) cvs: -> would allow Cocoon to generate the documentation directly
> out of CVS. A plus when you don't have much local storage capacity (say
> on diskless embedded system, but maybe this is FS)
Na - I'd like to query a cvs server via cocoon. I've just never gotten a
net connection with sufficient bandwidth to inspire me to write the code.
> 6) ftp: -> nobody uses FTP nowadays, but legacy systems do.
> 7) imap: -> would be killer for cocoon-based webmail application (I
> know Gianugo was thinking about implementing this) but probably a direct
> javamail interface would be much more useful.
> 8) smtp: -> would allow us to serialize a pipeline on email. Might be
> useful or might be FS, see above.
>
> what I don't really find useful are:
>
> 1) sql -> how do you map a table with a path?
sql -> path is easy...
sql:/databasename/table/field
queries - now that's another matter :)
J.
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