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From: "Evan Lenz" <evan@infopop.com>
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Subject: JXTemplate outside of Cocoon?
Date: Tue, 22 Jun 2004 10:29:50 -0700
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Is it possible to use JXTemplate outside of Cocoon? How much code
customization would be necessary to do so? Do JXTemplate files compile =
to
Java SAX producer code? Or are they interpreted?

I've been researching various templating technologies for XML =
generation. My
goal is to compile to SAX producer Java code. I'm thinking about =
building a
custom code generation framework (using XSLT, not unlike XSP compilation =
I
suppose), but JXTemplate looks like the perfect technology apart from =
its
apparent tight binding to Cocoon. As excited as I am about the prospects =
of
continuations and the emerging Cocoon Flow model, it probably doesn't =
make
sense for my team to buy into the whole Cocoon framework at this point =
(in
the context of a high-volume Web hosting environment).

I'd love to hear whatever thoughts or insights you may have.

Thanks,

Evan Lenz
Interface Engineer
Infopop Corp.


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