Thanks a lot for your suggestions, I will give them a try!
Peter
2005/8/28, stephan(_at_)wissel(_dot_)net <stephan(_at_)wissel(_dot_)net>:
You also might want to have a look at OpenPresentationServer.
It does XML Pipelining and xForms. The Pipeline language has been
submitted to W3C for standardization
http://forge.objectweb.org/projects/ops
:-) stw
cgray <cgray(_at_)berkeley(_dot_)edu> wrote on 28/08/2005 02:56:27:
Hello,
I have been looking for a substitute for Cocoon as well, as I became
quite fond of generating xml based web pages through the sitemap in
Cocoon.
For something capable and and smaller in size, you might want to check
out Alex Milowski's smallx pipelining project.
See:
https://smallx.dev.java.net/
From the overview on the project home page:
"Smallx is a library and set of tools that is being developed to process
XML infosets. It has two distinct features in that the infoset
implementation allows streaming of documents and that processing of
infosets can be accomplished using a concept called pipelines. The
library contains a full compliment of technologies--include XPath and
XSLT.
Pipelines provide the ability to chain together different components
that perform different tasks to process a XML document. Some of these
tasks might be decision points in the processing while other might
transform the input (e.g. XSLT). All components in the pipeline have the
ability to stream the infoset it they so choose.
The key difference of this code over others is that it allows streaming
of infosets to be mixed in with non-streamed document-based processing.
This allows large data sets to be processed in a minimal amount of
memory while allowing traditional technologies like XSLT to still be
used."
Regards,
Carol
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