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From: Mark Lundquist <mlundquist2@comcast.net>
Subject: Sitemap style question
Date: Wed, 4 Feb 2004 17:52:24 -0800

Dear Cocoon experts,

OK, my application has several different facets, but I'm not using=20
sub-sitemaps for these... (maybe I should, at that =97=A0but for now =
it's=20
easier to keep track of things in just the one sitemap, I guess; also,=20=

it saves me from having to do more planning of the URI space than maybe=20=

I want to right now).

So... each "facet" or aspect of the app could have its own=20
externally-accessible pipeline and its own internal-only pipeline to=20
support it ("Way 1").  This way, I might end up with like 10 pipelines.

Or ("Way 2"), I can have one big externally-accessible pipeline,=20
divided up (notionally) into sections for each facet... and one big=20
internal-only pipeline, similarly divided up.

"Way 1" seems over-engineered.  "Way 2" seems like 'bad cohesion'.

What would you do?

Thanks,
~ml


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