Cocon as a XSP parser only

["Frans Thamura, Intercitra" <ja...@intercitra.com>]

anyone know how to make cocoon only parse an xsp only, and the rest will 
become tomcat standard, so i can use struts, turbine, webwork inside my 
context

can you help me?

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Re: Cocon as a XSP parser only

[Geoff Howard <co...@leverageweb.com>]

Upayavira wrote:

> Frans Thamura, Intercitra wrote:
> 
>> anyone know how to make cocoon only parse an xsp only, and the rest 
>> will become tomcat standard, so i can use struts, turbine, webwork 
>> inside my context
>>
>> can you help me?
> 
> 
> First a disclaimer: I've never used XSP.
> 
> AFAIK, XSP in Cocoon is a set of XSL stylesheets that transform XSP into 
> Java. That java is then compiled end executed. The java that is created 
> is in the form of a Cocoon Generator.
> 
> If you want to extract the XSP handling, you would need to get those 
> stylesheets from within Cocoon's codebase, and amend them to produce the 
> code that you want instead.
> 
> I've no idea how easy or hard that would be, nor why you would want to 
> do this.

If I interpret the question right, you'd have to edit the servlet 
mapping in web.xml - currently, Cocoon maps every request under its 
context root to the cocoon servlet - you could change that to some other 
pattern.  And add whatever handlers you need for your other frameworks 
in there.

Geoff


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Re: Cocon as a XSP parser only

[Upayavira <uv...@upaya.co.uk>]

Frans Thamura, Intercitra wrote:

> anyone know how to make cocoon only parse an xsp only, and the rest 
> will become tomcat standard, so i can use struts, turbine, webwork 
> inside my context
>
> can you help me?

First a disclaimer: I've never used XSP.

AFAIK, XSP in Cocoon is a set of XSL stylesheets that transform XSP into 
Java. That java is then compiled end executed. The java that is created 
is in the form of a Cocoon Generator.

If you want to extract the XSP handling, you would need to get those 
stylesheets from within Cocoon's codebase, and amend them to produce the 
code that you want instead.

I've no idea how easy or hard that would be, nor why you would want to 
do this.

Regards, Upayavira


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