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Date: Thu, 03 Jun 2004 08:56:59 +0200
From: "Derek Hohls" <DHohls@csir.co.za>
To: <users@cocoon.apache.org>
Subject: Re: cforms, flowscripts and database
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Stephane

One or two of us (and probably others) are working
to try and get a decent sample for the use of Hibernate
as a persistence layer, acting in concert with POJO, as
well as the usual flow/cforms.  I do not believe it will
be that hard to do, but it is quite a mouthful of 
technology to swallow at one go!!

Perhaps we can call this LATCH
(Linux/Apache/Tomcat/Cocoon/Hibernate) 
[nb. avoid adding in mysql as this solution is meant to 
be db independant!]

Derek

>>> Stephane.Delort@edag.de 2004/06/02 04:40:48 PM >>>
Hi,

I need to develop a webb app based on a PostgreSQL db.


Though, since I decided to work with Cforms, I need to get involved
with
flowscripts.
(cforms for a future move to Lenya)
That's ok,
I also know (and tryed) db-actions (modular ones), SQLT, and XSP. (not
in
this context)
Thus, how which is the BEST WAY to use db and flowscript ?

I took a look at the petstore sample and saw database.js.
that's a pretty thing but maybe not as strong as actions and so on.
I already saw that there was quite a long discussion around that
(cocoon-devel sthg around April 20th )


Knowing a little in OJB, I think it is too much complicated for the job
I
need to fullfill.
I also notice that it is possible to use hybernate (another technology
...)
but I don't really want to learn this other thing.

In fact it appears that I am in front of the LAMP vs
LinuxCocoonXMLSitemapActionsPostgreSQLAndALotOfFunnyThings... 
problem.

please , feel free to give me any helpfull advice (experience feedback
greatly appreciated)

Thanks in advance,
Stephane


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