I've moved the FOM implementation and JXTemplate* to the core. For now 
I've left the original flow implementation in place as a second 
interpreter, so Woody, Linotype, XMLForm, and the Flow samples will 
continue to work without change until we can migrate them. Petstore, 
JXForms, and Garbage are still in the scratchpad but have been updated 
to use FOM. For the moment, the new FOM interpreter is called 
"javascript", and the original interpreter is still called "JavaScript".

To me the most important next step is to update the documentation, so 
that's what I'll try to do when I have time.

Regards,

Chris

Reinhard Pötz wrote:

>From: Christopher Oliver
>
>  
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>>I just modified the remainder of the scratchpad code
>>including PetStore 
>>and JXForms to use the FOM. I also implemented the FOM 
>>WebContinuation. 
>>However, in order not to break anyone immediately who may be 
>>using them, 
>>I haven't yet modified the JXTemplateGenerator and 
>>FlowVelocityGenerator 
>>to use the FOM. The XMLForm, Woody, and Linotype blocks will 
>>still need 
>>to be modified before we can blast the old flow implementation. 
>>    
>>
>
>After the vote we can start to update the blocks and the two
>generators 
>(http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=xml-cocoon-dev&m=105757294526615&w=2)
>
>So Chris (and of course everybody else who is interessted) we can go for
>it!
>(http://wiki.cocoondev.org/Wiki.jsp?page=FinishingFlow.)
>I can help on Thursday at the earliest.
>
>
>If anybody knows of open points please let me know!
>
>
>I'll start the vote on the Flow (in general) and the JavaScript/FOM
>implementation
>ASAP!
>
>Cheers,
>Reinhard
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