Cocoon2 + BEA Weblogic Server 6.0

[Alexander Weinmann <Al...@abaxx.de>]

Hello Cocoon Users!
Is there any installation experience with Cocoon2 and BEA Weblogic Server
6.0 ---- 
I would also be happy about infos about previous versions  (BEA 5.x  .....)

RE: Cocoon vs. concurents?

[Christian Cryder <ch...@lutris.com>]

This document hasn't been updated since October, but it may provide a decent
starting point...

http://barracuda.enhydra.org/Barracuda/docs/landscape.html

Christian
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Tiberiu DONDERA [mailto:tibidondera@hotmail.com]
> Sent: Monday, January 08, 2001 10:03 AM
> To: cocoon-users@xml.apache.org
> Subject: Cocoon vs. concurents?
>
>
> Hello.
>
> This is more of a generic question, but I thought, hey, why not...
>
> Short version:
>   Are there any known concurents to Cocoon (not only in the programming
> side - xsp/java, xml, etc., but in the concept too? - using XML/XSL(T) to
> deliver virtually any kind of data, from any source, to any kind
> of client?)
> I think that Microsoft's .NET project could fit in this category (but that
> is arguable, given the amplitude of the project).
>
> Long version:
>
> My boss wants our company (which did "classic" sites so far) to
> go with the
> flow, and line up with the others in using all the new and wonderful
> possibilities of the wireless world (and other non-computer
> clients for the
> Internet).
> So, in order to achieve this, he requested a presentation of the
> technologies available out there.
> As I previously experimented with Cocoon, I took it upon myself to do this
> presentation. But I couldn't gather much information on other
> offers similar
> to Cocoon (which follow the pattern
> Data Source -> Data (XML) -> Transformation(s) -> Final Data (XML) ->
> Presentation (XSL)
> )
>
> Can you please provide some help?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Tiberiu Dondera
>
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Cocoon vs. concurents?

[Tiberiu DONDERA <ti...@hotmail.com>]

Hello.

This is more of a generic question, but I thought, hey, why not...

Short version:
  Are there any known concurents to Cocoon (not only in the programming
side - xsp/java, xml, etc., but in the concept too? - using XML/XSL(T) to
deliver virtually any kind of data, from any source, to any kind of client?)
I think that Microsoft's .NET project could fit in this category (but that
is arguable, given the amplitude of the project).

Long version:

My boss wants our company (which did "classic" sites so far) to go with the
flow, and line up with the others in using all the new and wonderful
possibilities of the wireless world (and other non-computer clients for the
Internet).
So, in order to achieve this, he requested a presentation of the
technologies available out there.
As I previously experimented with Cocoon, I took it upon myself to do this
presentation. But I couldn't gather much information on other offers similar
to Cocoon (which follow the pattern
Data Source -> Data (XML) -> Transformation(s) -> Final Data (XML) ->
Presentation (XSL)
)

Can you please provide some help?

Thanks in advance,
Tiberiu Dondera